TJ
I just checked this site. The $22 wrench is apparently the same brand
as the one sold by XKs, 'cuz even the ad blurb is the identical.
However, I believe this one is the correct size for my car and the XLs
one most likely isn't.
Thanks again,
Roland
>
> Roland Dudley writes:
> > I find that for routine maintenance I have to remove the wheels from my
> > snake far more often than I do for my other cars. XKs Unlimited sells a
> > wrench for eared knock-offs for $30 I'm thinking about ordering. I'm
> > wondering if anyone on the list has one, and if so what you think of it.
> > From the picture it appears to be made of wood and is similar to one I
> > have the plans for and was thinking about making.
>
> Strange coincidence. In Thursday's snail mail I received a catalog
> from www.triple-c.com (what's wrong with this picture? :^)
>
> Anyway, I noticed that they have a metal knock-off wrench for $40.
> Their web site also shows what they call a "protective knock-off
> wrench" for $22. This nothing more than a metal plate with a hole cut
> out for the knock-off. You place the plate over the knock-off and
> then beat the plate with the hammer. It's kind of hard to describe,
> go to the URL below to see a picture. If you have the proper
> metal-cutting tools you could make one of these plate things.
>
> Both the tools can be seen at
> http://www.mailordercentral.com/triple-c/products.asp?dept=46
>
> I have no financial connection to triple-c.com.
>
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> T.J. Higgins
> tjhiggin@ingr.com
> Huntsville, AL
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