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04-30-2008, 06:04 PM
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Great Economical Quality Valve Adjustment Wrenches
I was looking at the most economical valve adjustment wrenches for the 65-85 year non hydraulic lifter model mercedes diesel (I own a 84 300d) and couldn't believe how much they cost. Plus they don't even nest together and the head of the wrenches are too thick for their own good. I've put together a really nice tig welded 14mm wrench set (2) with good handles and end stops for $45 shipped. Can't beat that. Email me if you are interested.
-jon      
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04-30-2008, 07:25 PM
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What brand of wrenches do you start with? I made up a set using chepo wrenches and one of them went from 14mm to about 16mm after a few years use.
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05-11-2008, 09:13 PM
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valve wrenches
I'm using a Urrea wrench which is a quality hardened non "drop Forged" china wrench. I like them.
-jon
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