>Karl...I hope you're new to the list. <g>
>
>It's a wrench that has all but one of the flat sides, which would be 5. So,
>instead of just two sides of the nut to torque with, you now have 5. Useful
>in some situations...
>
>BTW: Should I drop the drive shaft or not? <g><g>
>
>Regards,
>
>=J=
Nope, see Rick Ewald's prior e-mail for a better explanation; I almost
bought a set of crowsfeet at autozone the other day. A crowsfoot doesn't
have any more sides (usually) than any other open end wrench; the
difference is in the way it is driven (ratchet). The five flat type of
wrench mentioned above I have some of, mostly in smaller sizes, and they're
handy for doing B-nuts (no pun intended) and bleeder screws (easy to round
off). What are those called, anyway?
Crowsfeet starting around the eyes but none in the toolbox yet,
Nevin
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