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Old 07-25-21 | 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Andrew R Stewart
If you have access to a grinder one can thin down common open wrenches and fit pedals more easily.
I find that Harbor Freight tools lend themselves to being ground down, bent, welded to and otherwise modified. I would not want to do any of those things to my pre-Wal-Mart Craftsman, Snap-On or other quality tools. HF hex drivers seem to be pretty good quality and fit, and the 3 torque wrenches I got from them have stayed in calibration for years. I have a long-pattern 15mm combination wrench which fits pedal flats well, no grinding needed
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