New tool for me to try

[greasefingers]

I call this a nut buster! I just picked it up, so I cannot comment yet. I guess it will prevent rounding the corners off of stubborn nuts and bolts.

 

[iFORCE]

so how did the marker work out for you?

rounded nuts =

 

[Mulepick]

No. THIS is a nutbuster. Note the suspension.

Bob

 

[greasefingers]

Woo that rear drive sprocket is huge. Is it so torque-ie that the front end lifts? What is the width of those tires?:jaw drop:

 

[Mulepick]

Yes, very torquey but front end won't lift because it has a sprocket the same size on the other side of the front wheel.

It's a 2x2. Driveshaft through main frame tube to miter box on front fender (same as rear) that transmits power to front wheel.

The Goodyears are about 8" wide.

Bob

 

[Cleric]

My dad gave me a complete craftsman tool set a few years ago. The tool pictured was part of the set.

I did not think much about it at the time, but I swear that I use that thing more than any other tool. It can get into tight spots and once you clamp it on, it never slips.

 

[alotawatts]

Wow I guess I'll try mine.
I received a set of these - two sizes for xmas about 3 years ago. I have never tried them because ...well....they just look gimmicky ?
Popeal wrenches ?
They don't look like they would be good for tight spots. You need more room around a bolt head then a conventional box end or socket right ?

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[Cleric]

They don't look like they would be good for tight spots. You need more room around a bolt head then a conventional box end or socket right ?

I meant tight from the top of the bolt.