On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 19:38:18 +0000 Gary Cheek <kg8-@home.com> writes:
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From what it sounds like everyone is using maybe it is time I make a batch of the proper dog type spanners. The "hook type are a bit better than the Chanellock/pipe wrench/hammer chisel hackersaw etc. The dog
type spanner uses 2 flat dog keys 180 degrees apart to give a more tangental drive without crushing the nut as the others do. I made a similar tool for Tom Bowes to use on his fork tubes and have been thinking of making a batch of them too. Let me know how much interest there is,the price will be reasonable .
PS , Permatex high temp anti sieze compound is the best thing to use on the threads, If threads are worn, a few layers of Teflon pipe tape wrapped CLOCKWISE from the end of the nut can buy you a lot of time. It takes up extra clearance and cushions the threads from further wear.