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Can I borrow a wrench? Torx E12 x E14 box end.
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ihatemybike
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 11:14 am 
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Anyone somewhat near Chicago have a Torx E14 box wrench? I'm working on Grumpy's front drive shaft and there is no way to work with a Torx E14 socket next to the U-joint.

I ordered a wrench online, since I couldn't find one locally, but I hate waiting.

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don't think I can throw that far
and with the weather shipping would be a week :lol: :lol:
hate to have a project started and then have to wait on something, its like it takes twice as long!!!

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track down a tool truck like mac or matco

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Sears has them. Type in your zip code to check availability at your local store.

Torx E-14 Socket

EDIT: Checked it for you looks like there out of stock. Have you checked Lowe's or HD??

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Already did the Sear's search.

I have tried all hardware, tool, auto, and industrial source in my area, nobody has the Torx E14 box wrench in stock.

I haven't contacted Snap-On, MAC, or Matco cause their prices are just ridiculous.

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PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 12:01 pm 
their prices are not ridiculous, they have good stuff.

$30 for a wrench that you're talking about is not that bad.

http://www.matcotools.com/Catalog/toolc ... e=1&#29173

Make that $36. What's $36? Either ya want your driveshaft done or ya don't :lol:
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ThunderbirdJunkie wrote:
What's $36?


15% of the purchase price of the van.

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and it's a tool that will last longer than the KJ or either of your Astros;)
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ebay ftw?

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Yea! I has wrench.

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