A pipe wrench or "Channel-locks" are certainly better than slipjoint pliers!
(Sometimes you just gotta do what ya gotta do.)
Re hammers... "If it can't be fixed with a hammer, it can't be fixed!" (I
told that to a copier repair person once. He laughed so hard he dropped
his screwdriver. Took
LOL!!
I have one of those and am glad I had forgotten about it :)
On Monday, 24 April 2017 10:44:02 UTC-7, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
> It's lighter and you'll therefore go faster, feel more spritely, attract
> more attention, and get bigger raises. But otherwise, no.
>
> One very old fashioned b
No
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No LSB in 15 mile radius had the 32mm wrench required to remove the headset
nut. I had to remove it to install a cable hanger for my new Appa frame.
Knowing that it is a bad idea, I used an adjustable wrench. Sure enough, the
aluminum nut got a dent. Thought I'd put a new one. The LBS carri
