Does this clutch tool actually work?
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Does this clutch tool actually work?
Does this actually work and make installing/removing the clutch any easier?
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJKN2&P=7
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJKN2&P=7
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RE: Does this clutch tool actually work?
I am not sure about that one, but this is the best tool I have in my toolbox.
http://www.hobbieguyrc.com/shop/cart...oduct_id=20940
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Does this actually work and make installing/removing the clutch any easier?
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJKN2&P=7
Does this actually work and make installing/removing the clutch any easier?
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJKN2&P=7
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RE: Does this clutch tool actually work?
ORIGINAL: mozzzy_2000
F the scewdriver. These tools a dream to use in comparison.
F the scewdriver. These tools a dream to use in comparison.
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ORIGINAL: thespian4
I have the losi one,and it rocks if you mess with heavy springs it is a must.
I have the losi one,and it rocks if you mess with heavy springs it is a must.
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RE: Does this clutch tool actually work?
ORIGINAL: Da Smak
Or use a stronger screwdriver.
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I have the losi one,and it rocks if you mess with heavy springs it is a must.
I have the losi one,and it rocks if you mess with heavy springs it is a must.
I used to use a screwdriver and ...... this tool is x1000 better and easier to use.
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RE: Does this clutch tool actually work?
I agree. No need to use a screwdriver when they make tools like this. It's called progress. Saves stabbing yourself in the fingers as well.
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I agree. No need to use a screwdriver when they make tools like this. It's called progress. Saves stabbing yourself in the fingers as well.
I agree. No need to use a screwdriver when they make tools like this. It's called progress. Saves stabbing yourself in the fingers as well.
If you weren't such a biff then you wouldn't injure yourself.
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RE: Does this clutch tool actually work?
The tool works. Some folks have a problem using it untill they get it figured out. I like it, but I am not going to NOT replace a set of shoes/springs if I don't have it with me but have a small screw driver. I think I can replace the shoes faster with the tool than without, plus I know I am not going to stick the end in my finger.
There are times that the shoe can stick and the tool lip will not remove it. Just like when using a small screw driver a thin blade from between the shoe and flywheel will get it off. Just about everyone that has seen me change out a set using the tool has gone and bought one. They are cheap, try it, if you don't like it give it to somebody else.
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There are times that the shoe can stick and the tool lip will not remove it. Just like when using a small screw driver a thin blade from between the shoe and flywheel will get it off. Just about everyone that has seen me change out a set using the tool has gone and bought one. They are cheap, try it, if you don't like it give it to somebody else.
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RE: Does this clutch tool actually work?
ORIGINAL: Da Smak
It's hat I like to call "A waste of hard earned", nothing a little screwdriver cant do.
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ORIGINAL: mozzzy_2000
F the scewdriver. These tools a dream to use in comparison.
F the scewdriver. These tools a dream to use in comparison.
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