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madrob6
 Post subject: Where to get tools?
PostPosted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:46 am 
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I'm after a few tools but the usual suspects don't seem to sell them.

Main thing I need is a CV Boot clamp tool. I know Sealey make a few of these but I've had a look of the usual sites of screwfix machine mart etc etc but nobody sells them!

Does anybody know of a decent place I can get these from online (as the tool shops around here only seem to specialise in cheapo items) so I can finally get around to replacing my CV joint?

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Alright Rob,

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 Post subject: Re: Where to get tools?
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That's the one, and can't argue for £15!

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frost rocks!!!!

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That sounds like a pretty good endorsement to me :D

Shame they don't seem to sell the other bits I need. Picking up the new hub bolts on saturday so will have to get the tool for that when I find out what size it is I need.

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 Post subject: Re: Where to get tools?
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madrob6 wrote:
That sounds like a pretty good endorsement to me :D

Shame they don't seem to sell the other bits I need. Picking up the new hub bolts on saturday so will have to get the tool for that when I find out what size it is I need.

large hammer aint it? smack em out and smack the new ones back in ;)
borrow mine :D


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thats no hammer its only a tickling stick :D

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Colt, I don't think this new marketing technique for your mechanic skills is working too well ;)

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madrob6 wrote:
Colt, I don't think this new marketing technique for your mechanic skills is working too well ;)

manchester spanner mate :lol:

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I thought that was what's known as a "Brummie Screwdriver" but I could be wrong :D

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