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Bosch Specific Spanner - silverzx - 29-11-2012

Anyone gotta link (ebay?) to a spanner suitable for removing that awkward front 13mm on the pump?

Really cant be assed cutting up a spanner would rather just pay.


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - Mattcheese31 - 29-11-2012

banana or half moon spanner i believe they're called . .Smile


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - Tom - 29-11-2012

You can get stubby spanners aswell Smile


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - HDIkyle - 29-11-2012

How is a banana going to undo them, come on matt no silly replys Rolleyes


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - Mattcheese31 - 29-11-2012

(29-11-2012, 10:37 AM)HDIkyle Wrote: How is a banana going to undo them, come on matt no silly replys Rolleyes



doh . . i'm such a silly sausage . .seriously though a sausage spanner would do it just as well . . :p


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - zx_volcane - 29-11-2012

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Laser-Tools-3584-Half-Moon-Spanner-Spanner-Half-Moon-13mm-x-15mm-Tool-Garage-A-/310511927443?pt=UK_Hand_Tools_Equipment&hash=item484bf40093


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - Ruan - 29-11-2012

Mmmmm! Laser tools! That'll undo the bolt once before it rounds off!!!

Bosch do do a specific one, but they're damned expensive from what I remember...


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - 306Puggy - 29-11-2012

Looks fine to me, says it's chrome valadium so it must be pretty sturdy. Also says it is from the professional range as well.


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - cwspellowe - 29-11-2012

Yes but Halfords do a professional range too, believe me they're far from professional...


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - 1616six - 29-11-2012

(29-11-2012, 08:29 PM)306Puggy Wrote: Looks fine to me, says it's chrome valadium so it must be pretty sturdy. Also says it is from the professional range as well.



It's £3, it's going to be shite.


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - 306Puggy - 29-11-2012

I use Draper DIY Series tools from Asda for £6 pounds, they have always served me perfectly. Obviously if you abuse the tools they're gonna break. A lot of it is people being snobby, TBH.


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - zx_volcane - 29-11-2012

I have one of these and for the money its a bargain, haven't rounded anything yet?

It doesn't exactly get as much use a regular 13mm, and not going to put much force through it, so why pay more?

For regular tools that get a lot of use, I'll agree you want as good as you can afford, but for something so specific, unless you're changing pumps day in day out...


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - Ruan - 29-11-2012

Because they always end up at like 13.2mm, so when you get a pump that's locktite'd on, it rounds it off instantly, then you've got a reet ballache on to get it off... I'd rather spend a few quid extra and get something that's going to save me time in the long run...

Call me a snob, but I cant stand buying cheap for the sake of buying cheap... I'm no Snap-On fanboi, but don't get me wrong, until you've used a set of Snap-Ons, you won't know what most people mean... There's a reason they're ungodly expensive.


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - zx_volcane - 29-11-2012

buy cheap buy twice


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - Dum-Dum - 29-11-2012

Think it's the laser ones I've got and I've used the half moon 13 quite a bit and it ain't broke or rounded yet.


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - silverzx - 30-11-2012

(29-11-2012, 11:01 AM)zx_volcane Wrote: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Laser-Tools-3584-Half-Moon-Spanner-Spanner-Half-Moon-13mm-x-15mm-Tool-Garage-A-/310511927443?pt=UK_Hand_Tools_Equipment&hash=item484bf40093

Bought one these, REPD!


RE: Bosch Specific Spanner - 306Puggy - 30-11-2012

(29-11-2012, 09:55 PM)zx_volcane Wrote: buy cheap buy twice

Heh, more ignorant snobbery.