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I love making my own tool's! That's a good idea!!!:2thumbs:I just made my own wrench 1 hr. ago from a deep craftsman socket. I ground down the outside diameter for the first inch so it would clear the fins. It's fairly tight near the head.
Then I took a short extension and ground one corner off so the wires could pass, I also ground a grove in the flat I just cut with the edge of the grinding wheel for a little more room for the wires.
I will wire up the rest tomorrow.
I can take pictures if needed, but it is simple...
im guessing you havent tried this tool yet huh?I just made my own wrench 1 hr. ago from a deep craftsman socket. I ground down the outside diameter for the first inch so it would clear the fins. It's fairly tight near the head.
Then I took a short extension and ground one corner off so the wires could pass, I also ground a grove in the flat I just cut with the edge of the grinding wheel for a little more room for the wires.
I will wire up the rest tomorrow.
I can take pictures if needed, but it is simple...
Another clairvoyant! Yes I have done it, as the post said, yes it works. I would not begin to diagnose your particular problems with this method.im guessing you havent tried this tool yet huh?
doesnt work.
the socket interior needs full width 2 3/4" deep.
the craftsman deep well socket only holds the full width 1.5" deep.
doesnt reach the hex of the release.
been down that road. thats why i have the socket.
also what "fins" are in the way????
:roll::roll::roll:Another clairvoyant! Yes I have done it, as the post said, yes it works. I would not begin to diagnose your particular problems with this method.
I will post pictures shortly.
