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"Frank Boettcher" wrote
Hating those adjustable spanners that are used to adjust shaft packing glands, I bought a couple of big box wrenches for almost nothing at a plant closing auction, cut the handles off and I had the nicest set of packing gland adjusters in the harbor. They were not non ferrous striking wrenches but they probably had a new cost of several hundred bucks apiece. When I sold the boat, I meant to get them off, and forgot. Bummer. I've bought a fair amount of stuff at auction too. But I don't see how to put a box end wrench on a packing gland... a big tubing wrench, maybe. Scotty wrote: I had some of those striking wrenches, size 2'' - 5''. I gave them to my buddy who works on steam engines. I had no idea they were that expensive. Cool huh? Maybe I can get prices like that for mine, except I really want to hang on to them. DSK |
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