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Normk
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I think there was an earlier thread so apologies if so.
Having been an automotive tech, marine tech, and motorcycle tech over the years I have acquired a fair selection of tools (likely around $30,000) but some stand out from time to time as good value.
Here's a pin wrench which I use to hold flywheels on smaller bikes as illustrated. It is also handy for holding many outboard motor flywheels as well as other tasks. While one could make a similar tool from steel and some hardened dowels or even roll pins, this one stands much strain, especially if can arrange something for it to bear against.
This one is sold by Mac Tools for whom I was a distributor for the last 10 years of my working life but sold by many others.
Don't know if this stuff is of interest to others but if so, maybe a thread might share others' handy ones.
Having been an automotive tech, marine tech, and motorcycle tech over the years I have acquired a fair selection of tools (likely around $30,000) but some stand out from time to time as good value.
Here's a pin wrench which I use to hold flywheels on smaller bikes as illustrated. It is also handy for holding many outboard motor flywheels as well as other tasks. While one could make a similar tool from steel and some hardened dowels or even roll pins, this one stands much strain, especially if can arrange something for it to bear against.
This one is sold by Mac Tools for whom I was a distributor for the last 10 years of my working life but sold by many others.
Don't know if this stuff is of interest to others but if so, maybe a thread might share others' handy ones.
