I got the camera out today taking pictures of my M thought I would my wrench. I got tired of having to get different tools out for my M. So I made one tool to do it all.
From the left
The slot is for taking off the oil filler cap,
Then a size that fits the oil pit cocks, ,
the oil check plug for the rear end,
the rear end drain plug,
and the rear filler plug is on the end .
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I never tighten the petcocks on the oil pan more than hand tight. It always seemed that it still took a wrench to get them open even after hand tightening.
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Heres another shot I welded two pieces of flat steel together cut out the notches then took some square tubing smashed it to a diamond shape ground out the inside with a die grinder.Works better than a cresent or pliers for pit cocks.
Heres another shot I welded two pieces of flat steel together cut out the notches then took some square tubing smashed it to a diamond shape ground out the inside with a die grinder.Works better than a cresent or pliers for pit cocks.
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Great job TJ! That would really come in handy.
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KETCHAM wrote:Looks like something i could use on my H.Yep on them petcocks,hand tight,pliers to open.Self tightening.Kevin
Well I guess self tightening would be better than self opening!!!!! . That could go for a bad day. LOL. Neat tool. I agree, you should patent that thing.
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