Subject	You might have to grind down an old wrench..
Posted by	Maximamike on May 09, 2004 at 11:49 AM
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In Reply To	looking for a wrench..... posted by Chris(NJ) on May 09, 2004 at 10:32 AM
Message	I helped restore a 1941 Dodge Powerwagon and there was a bolt on the frame that was like that. There was no way to get it out so we grabbed an old wrench and held it to the bench grinder til it could fit. It ruined the wrench but it was a lot easier than any other solution we could think of.. --Maximamike "If you build it, someone will talk shit." -- FANTAZ(Power Supply Racing)
Follow Ups	looking for a wrench..... - Chris(NJ) 10:32:26 05/09/04 I've seen them, I bought a really cheap tool set... - civicsblow 10:44:18 05/09/04 damn NJ people - joel(PA) 10:48:40 05/09/04 I think he is looking for something else - ImTheDevil 10:53:24 05/09/04 i read "this standard wrench and ground down on the sides?" - joel(PA) 10:59:19 05/09/04 I read - ImTheDevil 11:02:02 05/09/04 HAHA (n/m) - joel(PA) 11:12:02 05/09/04 yes, you are correct. (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 11:35:23 05/09/04 You might have to grind down an old wrench.. - Maximamike 11:49:56 05/09/04 Something like a flare nut wrench? - kuah@splparts.com 12:54:34 05/09/04 What are you going to use it for? - NytWolf 13:05:45 05/09/04 Well, i dont necessarily NEED it for anything,..what it - Chris(NJ) 13:21:57 05/09/04 Re: looking for a wrench..... - 00Evan 14:04:11 05/09/04 2nd that. closest are Cone Wrenches. Park Tools are da' BomB (n/m) - whitepearlz 14:24:55 05/09/04 wrong ones. (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 16:07:44 05/09/04 Why not just use a thin wall box end? (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 16:31:02 05/09/04 sounds like tappet wrenches - T0M 00:00:17 05/10/04 Re: - RHulme 00:05:11 05/10/04 Those are MATCO wrenches. I have a set. - NisBo 02:35:04 05/10/04
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