Possble Cheap Wrench For Knock-ons
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Post by: tdafforn » Sat Nov 08, 2003 5:55 pm
Has anyone thought of using a 3 legged oil filter wrench for undoing/doing up knock-on wheels?
eg <a href='http://www.aok.com.tw/left-s.htm' target='_blank'>oil filter wrench</a>
I saw one at the local motor parts store and though it might work, and might be better than using a hammer!!
Cheers
Tim
eg <a href='http://www.aok.com.tw/left-s.htm' target='_blank'>oil filter wrench</a>
I saw one at the local motor parts store and though it might work, and might be better than using a hammer!!
Cheers
Tim
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Post by: type36lotus » Sat Nov 08, 2003 10:56 pm
I don't think it can handle the torque required.
Mike Geiger
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Post by: LotuSport » Sun Nov 09, 2003 6:37 am
Hi -
Agree with Mike -- no oil filter is going to take 200-250 lbs.-ft. Plus it only works CCW. Wrong direction for half our nuts/K.O.s. Sorry. :blink:
Best regards,
Bob
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Agree with Mike -- no oil filter is going to take 200-250 lbs.-ft. Plus it only works CCW. Wrong direction for half our nuts/K.O.s. Sorry. :blink:
Best regards,
Bob
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