Re: (A)Typical tools on a steam locomotive
| July 31, 2008 11:31PM |
BillD Wrote:
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> Russo Loco Wrote:
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> > An experienced fireman can find the correct
> > wrench needed to pound in a loose screw in less
> > than five minutes.
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> Also known as a "Crescent Hammer"...
Also called a "combination metric end wrench", Left haned of course.
Phil
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> Russo Loco Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > An experienced fireman can find the correct
> > wrench needed to pound in a loose screw in less
> > than five minutes.
>
> Also known as a "Crescent Hammer"...
Also called a "combination metric end wrench", Left haned of course.
Phil
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