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  1. 03-28-2016 07:10 AM #1
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    Valve Spring Compression Tool

     



    Saw this shade tree mechanics tool, and thought it's kind of cool. An old wrench, a bolt, washer & nut and you're in business.

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    And it's.....just.....that.....simple. Thanks for posting that Roger.

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    Snap On probably sells an open end wrench with a hole drilled in it.....maybe $279????
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    That's a good idea.. wonder what the bolt they used is.. any guesses??
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    I'd not seen that one - cool. I used to have one similar to that made from a piece of angle iron; with the right appurtenances, it could be used on many different engines.

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