The Avengers (LE)
Stern, 2012
The Avengers (Premium)
Stern, 2012http://www.amazon.com/TEKTON-2520-Folding-Wrench-11-Piece/dp/B000NPPAF2/ref=sr_1_1
I need to take my Hulk off to replace the coil and I don't have the proper size allen wrench. I THINK its a 3/32. Does this look like a good set to buy? Any suggestions?
Get this instead: http://www.amazon.com/Stanley-85-753-Piece-Long-Metric/dp/B000NIFJQE/ref=sr_1_2 Having it flip out of a holder like that gives less torque and no right angle ability for certain tight spots will get annoying quick.
Probably a 5/32 on your coil stop screws.
I use a big plastic folder/sleeve looking thing with both standard and metric sizes.
I also have a set of standard size T handle ones for coil stop screws and any needing more leverage.
I don't care for the ones like your link where they have a bunch of sizes and turn out the one you want. I find them cumbersome and harder to get into hard to reach areas.
LTG : )
I think you'll make out much better in the long run if you skip buying a set that looks like a Swiss Army knife and but a set that each wrench is a separate piece. "available wherever hardware is sold".
Quoted from LTG:Incidentaly you can find them at hardware stores
Lowe's and Home Depot both here in NC will have them.
Quoted from cscmtp:I need to take my Hulk off to replace the coil and I don't have the proper size allen wrench. I THINK its a 3/32.
Assuming you got a manual, the blue section should list attaching hardware.
Not sure what you are using the alen wrenches for. I have had mine out twice and only needed a philps, and 1/4 nut driver and I think a 11/32 socket. I think there is a alen type screw holding the posts on that his arms hook to but I have never taken that out, I just leave the post in.
Quoted from The_Director:Get this instead: http://www.amazon.com/Stanley-85-753-Piece-Long-Metric/dp/B000NIFJQE/ref=sr_1_2 Having it flip out of a holder like that gives less torque and no right angle ability for certain tight spots will get annoying quick.
Thank you!
Well I have done it twice without one but there may be a better way. Would be interested in how you do it. I never talked to stern I just looked it over and started taking it apart till I got it out.
They may be having you take him off the bracket. That might be easier than the way I have been doing it. Let me know how it works out.
Quoted from The_Director:Get this instead: http://www.amazon.com/Stanley-85-753-Piece-Long-Metric/dp/B000NIFJQE/ref=sr_1_2 Having it flip out of a holder like that gives less torque and no right angle ability for certain tight spots will get annoying quick.
+1
We have a set a lot like that, and those are better than the swiss army knife type.
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Newland, NC