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Adjustable cone wrench?

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  1. A cone wrench built like a crescent wrench. Anyone ever
    see such a thing? I know all the reasons it's a bad idea
    but I have uses other than emergency hub work and am tired
    of having my cone wrenches at a job site when I wanna use
    'em on hubs.

    thanks jeffb

  2. jeffbonny said:

    A cone wrench built like a crescent wrench. Anyone ever
    see such a thing? I know all the reasons it's a bad idea
    but I have uses other than emergency hub work and am tired
    of having my cone wrenches at a job site when I wanna use
    'em on hubs.

    thanks jeffb


    Bicycle Research makes some that have four sizes per wrench:
    bikepartsusa.comproduct info.phtml
    137794&large=1

  3. Quoted message said:

    A cone wrench built like a crescent wrench. Anyone ever
    see such a thing? I know all the reasons it's a bad idea
    but I have uses other than emergency hub work and am tired
    of having my cone wrenches at a job site when I wanna use
    'em on hubs.

    Quoted message said:

    A cone wrench built like a crescent wrench. Anyone ever
    see such a thing? I know all the reasons it's a bad idea
    but I have uses other than emergency hub work and am tired
    of having my cone wrenches at a job site when I wanna use
    'em on hubs.

    The Cool Tool had an adjustable wrench thin enough to use on
    cones and locknusts. Phil Brown

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