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Old 03-31-11 | 12:41 PM
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you could try to track down the hozan pliers but they cost an arm and a leg
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you could try to track down the hozan pliers but they cost an arm and a leg
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Old 03-31-11 | 04:41 PM
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you could try to track down the hozan pliers but they cost an arm and a leg
Or the VAR #16 lockring pliers:

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you could try to track down the hozan pliers but they cost an arm and a leg
I have the Hozan pliers and they are worth every penny, but overkill if you rarely change your cog.
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I have the Hozan pliers and they are worth every penny, but overkill if you rarely change your cog.
so I have head and it appears they got a little cheaper may haps its time for me to get them then
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