Since I don't have an SK catalog, I'll have to imagine what you're
describing. ... ... ... ... OK, I got it now. I never knew they were
called "flex wrenches", I thought those were called something like "Saltus
Wrenches" or something. I don't have a set....
At 07:11 PM 11/22/99 , Scott Hall was inspired to say:
>On Mon, 22 Nov 1999, Richard Beels wrote:
>
> > At 04:25 PM 11/22/99 , Scott Hall was inspired to say:
> > >good combo wrenches are nice, and should be part of a box, but I find
> > >myself using them rarely on the bike. I more often used the wrenches with
> > >one open end and one 'socket' end. don't know what they're called, but I
> > >need to buy myself a set, as the other set belonged to the tech I worked
> > >with. get 'em if you have the cash. metric, for the bike, sae too, if
> > >you're flush.
> >
> > Combination wrenches are combination (duh) of one open-end and one
> > box-end. I suspect you mean adjustable wrenches (aka Crescent)...
>
>nope, not adjustable crescent wrenches, they're called 'flex' combo
>wrenches (according to my s-k catalog--I actually sleep with it under my
>pillow--oh, like y'all don't). one end is an open-end wrench, like a
>regular combo wrench. the other end is a socket (I'd love 6-point, but
>have only been able to find 12-point so far) that's attached to where the
>box end of a combo wrench usually goes. it flexes back and forth, like
>the drive of a breaker bar.
>
>page 128 of the omnibus 1997 s-k catalog (newer years aren't as good).
>
>scott
Cheers!
|