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Old 11-03-15 | 11:32 AM
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I have Shimano 600 brakes on my vintage bike . When work on them I have to hold a multi point nut ( I hold that nut and tighten the recess nut ) a 14mm open end wrench works ok , my question is , is there a specific wrench for this nut ?
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Old 11-03-15 | 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by markwesti
I have Shimano 600 brakes on my vintage bike . When work on them I have to hold a multi point nut ( I hold that nut and tighten the recess nut ) a 14mm open end wrench works ok , my question is , is there a specific wrench for this nut ?
Thanks .
Companies make thin offset wrenches for this purpose which are easier to fit around cables/headset races/etc. like the Park OBW-3
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Old 11-03-15 | 01:05 PM
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I use a hub cone wrench.
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Old 11-03-15 | 07:29 PM
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Hey thanks guys , the obw-3 is the wrench I have been using . I love those Park cone wrenches . I think it would be really cool if there was set of pliers that had jaws that matched the nut . Thanks again .
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