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How about Bonney crowfoot wrenches?
- Thread starter SRSemenza
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RedneckWelder
Well-known member
I’ve got the Sunex standard crows foot. The set that goes from 1 1/16 to 2”. They are thick but otherwise work well. I’ve had my 3’ breaker bar on them loosening overly tight hydraulic lines and never had an issue. The tang where the drive hole is is good for smacking with a hammer when you need to, where other styles of crowsfeet have the drive hole closer in on
Some complain about the lack of a detent in the drive hole but I have had no issues with retention. For $75 they are a very good buy in my book and the tray holds them all neatly
Some complain about the lack of a detent in the drive hole but I have had no issues with retention. For $75 they are a very good buy in my book and the tray holds them all neatly
vssjim
ALLIANCE MEMBER
Bonney tools were very high quality, I have tools from them made in the late seventies and early eighties and the tools are top notch quality.
Never owned any Bonney crowsfeet wrenches, but the steel that Bonney used for their tools was very tough, and their chrome finish was superb. Plus having the enhanced broaching on a crows foot would be a definite plus, as it is on their 12 point flare wrenches (which I do have experience with).