hoopfish · Jun 14, 2013

3.5 efi said:
no.

So you still have to jack up a wheel to rotate the prop,therefore no special tool needed,socket set will do?
Am i right or just slow?

3.5 efi · Jun 14, 2013

just slow

hoopfish · Jun 14, 2013

Bugger,should have done better at school!

3.5 efi · Jun 14, 2013

they're great on wind or electric. two spanners is as quick if you're laid on yer back.

robint · Jun 14, 2013

hoopfish said:
So you still have to jack up a wheel to rotate
Am i right or just slow?

who told you you have to lift the wheel up to rotate the prop ?

hoopfish · Jun 14, 2013

3.5 efi said:
they're great on wind or electric. two spanners is as quick if you're laid on yer back.

Im always on my back,disco1,think i will stick with me spanners!
Is that thing made for a drill?

Pikey · Jun 14, 2013

I have two deep offset short ring spanners, that are great for prop nuts. Only had to move landy once to allow full access to all 8bolts. When removing the rear prop on the 110.

robint · Jun 14, 2013

hoopfish said:
Im always on my back,disco1,think i will stick with me spanners!
Is that thing made for a drill?

ya silly bugger its 1/2 inch drive make your own mind up

3.5 efi · Jun 14, 2013

works great on air gun on ramp,

Pikey · Jun 14, 2013

hoopfish said:
Im always on my back,disco1,think i will stick with me spanners!
Is that thing made for a drill?

It's a 9/16ths (14mm) socket on a thin necked extension bar But all one piece. you just put a ratchet/windy gun/impact driver on the other end. The idea is it'll fit on the bolt head regardless of the position they're in.

3.5 efi · Jun 14, 2013

redhand said:
It's a 9/16ths (14mm) socket on a thin necked extension bar But all one piece. you just put a ratchet/windy gun/impact driver on the other end. The idea is it'll fit on the bolt head regardless of the position they're in.

but it doesn't. and by the time you've got the windy gun etc out you'd be under it and have it undone with two spanners.

hoopfish · Jun 14, 2013

redhand said:
It's a 9/16ths (14mm) socket on a thin necked extension bar But all one piece. you just put a ratchet/windy gun/impact driver on the other end. The idea is it'll fit on the bolt head regardless of the position they're in.

Dont believe it red
I have just ordered one,i reckon it aint gonna work,when that prop is in the wrong place things get pretty tight.

Pikey · Jun 14, 2013

I is sticking to me 2 spanners. They has always worked for me.. Can't be doing with these noo gadgets

hoopfish · Jun 14, 2013

3.5 efi said:
but it doesn't. and by the time you've got the windy gun etc out you'd be under it and have it undone with two spanners.

+1
and you called me slow!

3.5 efi · Jun 14, 2013

2 spanners it is then. the end.

hoopfish · Jun 14, 2013

Im off to bed.
Good night all

hoopfish · Jun 14, 2013

With me old fashioned spanners!

John FHA · Jun 15, 2013

I got the proper tool for this and not used it. Found it more trouble than it 's worth. It's Half inch drive I ordered 1/4 inch came wrong. So just use 1/4 socket. Yea it's a pain havin to keep turning the prop but it works.

Dr_evil · Jun 15, 2013

I just use a spanner and a 1/2" ratchet, 10" extension and 14mm socket…….which is essentially what they're charing you for :doh: didn't have to turn the prop either

robbh · Jun 15, 2013

I will stick to using a regular 14mm ring spanner and me 14mm rachet spanner makes the job easy enough

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