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A great tool for removing carb screws (Read 278 times)
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04/11/17 at 14:27:28
A friend asked for a hand to get the screws off his carb cap and float bowl. We tried everything we could think of without success. I was talking to my boss about it and he said "These will do it". I was sceptical, but they are amazing. Got 'em all with one twist.
Grab them from the top. Get a good grip, and then a swift turn to the left. I love that little crack sound when they free up ☺
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A close up:
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04/11/17 at 15:28:25
Does the pliers have a name and manufacturer?
That crack that you hear is the clear sealer on the under side of the screw head breaking loose.
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04/11/17 at 15:35:14
All I have is the info printed on the pliers in the top image. Oh, and I think he mentioned buying them through the distributer, Wurth.
I'm gonna look for them online later. I'll post a link if I find 'em.
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04/11/17 at 17:07:40
Road,
I found the Warren & Brown web site, but I don't think purchasing the pliers in the USA is going to be very easy.
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Well, if I find 'em here, I can always help out a brother, or sister, if anyone wants 'em
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04/11/17 at 17:51:04
Road,
I am a tool fanatic,
with a champagne taste and a beer pocketbook. I would love to have one, but I am doubtful that I can afford it with shipping and all.
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04/11/17 at 19:02:09
found it on fleabay for $21 free chipping.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Engineer-PZ-58-Neji-Zaurus-Screw-Pliers-Screw-Removin...
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Verslagen,
Thanks for digging that tool out of eBay. I had looked for it on eBay, but I didn't get anywhere. This is a tool I would like to have, but it is doubtful that I will ever really need it.
The crack that IslandRoad mentioned is why I use a soldering iron on Mikuni carburetor screws. I have found jets on Mikunis that had the sealer on them also.
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Once I saw that it was made in japan, I knew it could be had.
I just looked for the part no. pz-58
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Onya Road! Those look pretty handy. Just ordered one for the toolbox. Be fun to see what they can do.
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04/11/17 at 22:53:33
Island Road, your boss' tool has seen a little hard work.
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Cheers
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on 04/11/17 at 19:02:09:
found it on fleabay for $21 free chipping.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Engineer-PZ-58-Neji-Zaurus-Screw-Pliers-Screw-Removin...
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I'll refrain from typing the first response that comes to mind, out of a sense of decency
... but yeah, I reckon they've seen a bit of action
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Island Road, your boss' tool has seen a little hard work.
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04/12/17 at 00:14:31
Cheers mate, just ordered mine too
My boss told me they cost him $50 bucks here in Aus. Even with the conversion rate from USA to AUS it's a bargain on ebay, especially with no hurry on shipping!
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Onya Road! Those look pretty handy. Just ordered one for the toolbox. Be fun to see what they can do.
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