C-Spanner. Where to buy?

[aHLengChai]

my friend borrow my c-spanner and broke it

so where can i get another set of it?

thanks

**gab ss adjustable**

 

[DanzEterna]

the spanar is useless. prefer hammer & screwdriver.

 

[aHLengChai]

huhu.. sounds very rough..

since my frend wanna belanje the cost for that spanner.. why not.. hihi

 

[twistedichc]

huhu.. sounds very rough..

since my frend wanna belanje the cost for that spanner.. why not.. hihi

heheh go to any hardware & ask for the Stanley ones, that will sure make his eye roll:rolleyes:

 

[vr2turbo]

the spanar is useless. prefer hammer & screwdriver.

My latest adjustable also use the hammer & screwdriver even though I have C spanner. C spanner not tight enough....

 

[punk]

custom fabricate it.

 

[aHLengChai]

hardware eh? ok.. will try. haha

 

[DanzEterna]

aiya no need to buy...at 1st i was like u la...lost my c spanner....then my bro in law gave his to me....
when i wanted to adjust it was very useless....cant even turn the adjuster, last i used a hammer & spannar...
if u really want it i can give u mine....but must find it whether is it still in my toolbox anot.

 

[pangyau]

DanzEterna,
Cheap solution and probably practical.
But it will left dented marked on the rings.
Some don't care about it some do, if the suspension to be sold in future..
The dented might effect of the re-sale value...

Just need some padding while u using the tighten by screwdriver...
Proper tools is a good way to work with...

As I also looking a set for my TEIN

Just my 2 cents...

 

[twistedichc]

DanzEterna,
Cheap solution and probably practical.
But it will left dented marked on the rings.
Some don't care about it some do, if the suspension to be sold in future..
The dented might effect of the re-sale value...

Just need some padding while u using the tighten by screwdriver...
Proper tools is a good way to work with...

As I also looking a set for my TEIN

Just my 2 cents...

right tools 4 the right job is actually is the way 2 do especially when u'r life is on the line, in this case i would prefer to buy good ones te whole set but if the budget is so so get the common size first, as for adjustable it is more of a use when u have the space. imagine if the nut gets rounded & the only way to replace is to buy the whole unit wouldn't that be troublesome:hmmmm:

 

[DanzEterna]

DanzEterna,
Cheap solution and probably practical.
But it will left dented marked on the rings.
Some don't care about it some do, if the suspension to be sold in future..
The dented might effect of the re-sale value...

Just need some padding while u using the tighten by screwdriver...
Proper tools is a good way to work with...

As I also looking a set for my TEIN

Just my 2 cents...

yeah true...i always use a huge screwdriver ensure its padded & the rubber hammer (dunno wat u call it), it too tight then only use the normal hammer.
mine hotbits only.....& seldom adjust it.

 

[^pomen_GTR^]

oi..spanner tu besi...

how he broke it?? using it as prying bar or what?

 

[vr2turbo]

yeah true...i always use a huge screwdriver ensure its padded & the rubber hammer (dunno wat u call it), it too tight then only use the normal hammer.
mine hotbits only.....& seldom adjust it.

Yup, used mine twice only. Once when fitting the new suspension. Second time adjusting it, but found the hammer and screw driver easier to handle....

 

[aHLengChai]

danz : if you really wanna give it.. i really appreciate it..

pangyau : yup u're right, me kinda 'softy' when its come to this matter, small dent/scratch on my car/bike can give a migrain when thinking of it.. huhu

pomen : haha he's former bus mechanic.. everything's he want it really tightttt.. like ikat tali kapal.. but i'm suspect, maybe he ketuk that spanner with his giant hammer la..

 

[twistedichc]

yeah true...i always use a huge screwdriver ensure its padded & the rubber hammer (dunno wat u call it), it too tight then only use the normal hammer.
mine hotbits only.....& seldom adjust it.

it's called rubber mallet

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oi..spanner tu besi...

how he broke it?? using it as prying bar or what?

if that broken 1 is cheap2 cannot blame lorr, if hardened steel that is something else