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Supacat



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Tools ~ Stahlwille 240 Fastratch
Anyone familiar with these?


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Spanner opens to allow access over a pipe or other obstacle and then acts a a Ratchet Spanner.
Drives on the flat sides of the nut, not on the corners – making it the ideal spanner to remove damaged fasteners.
Made entirely from hardened Stainless Steel – ideal for use in the Food or Marine industries.
A superb top quality German made product, with a lifetime warranty.
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Bluest



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They may be useful in certain situations, but generally I don’t like how the appear to drive on only 2 faces. You can see in the video that they deforming the nut in use. 2007 110 TDCi Station Wagon XS
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Leamreject



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Why would you?

Always use the proper tool for the job is where I’m at Whistle Ride like you stole it!!
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Supacat



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What's the right tool for a brake pipe union nut?
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Retroanaconda



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A pipe nut spanner?
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Leamreject



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Supacat wrote:
What's the right tool for a brake pipe union nut?


It’s not a “Stahlwillie”

Get yourself one of these brake pipe spanner’s, made for the job...


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 Ride like you stole it!!
If I’m not on a bike it’s because only a 4x4 will do…
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blackwolf



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Leamreject wrote:
Why would you?

Always use the proper tool for the job is where I’m at Whistle


Thumbs Up Agree 100%
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Supacat



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Can't disagree with the sentiment, however this tool appears to be designed to do that job ~ just differently. It looks a long way from an adjustable, a pipe wrench or such other jack of all trades.
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markb110



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Certainly looks interesting and a kinder alternative to to drilling, cold chiselling and swearing damaged nuts off.
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^^^ Believe me that tool will probably cause all of the above.

These are the tools for that application.



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Leamreject



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Nice... Mr. Green

Will also need a Mortgage to cover the cost Whistle
But worth every penny Ride like you stole it!!
If I’m not on a bike it’s because only a 4x4 will do…
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What has become of me....I’ve now found myself on the internet spending 5 mins looking at pictures of men’s tools and feeling my own tool is now inadequate Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter
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Leamreject



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Probably a thought you should keep to yourself.... Shocked Rolling with laughter Ride like you stole it!!
If I’m not on a bike it’s because only a 4x4 will do…
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