Subject	Those are MATCO wrenches. I have a set.
Posted by	NisBo on May 10, 2004 at 2:35 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	they are not as solid as craftsman wrenches as they are thin and tend to bend a bit.
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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