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I'm sure you'll hear derogatory remarks about Harbor Freight. I used to
refer to Harbor Freight and Global Tools as being disposable: so cheaply made that you'll be luck to use a tool more than once. But when you're on a budget, that may be all you need. I've taken advantage of the big discounts often. wrote in message oups.com... You can get the same thing from Snap-On or Mac for more money but this will do the trick. Great for loosening phillip screws that hold lower unit together also. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=46978 Thanks for the link. It seems to be exactly what I need: o It has a 1/2" blade that matches the slot size of the plug. o Its full length looks like quite short that is perfect for the limited room available for removing the drain plug at the bottom of the lower unit. That drain plug is pointing kind of downward and the lower unit is almost touching the ground. These limits the size of a screwdrive that I can use unless I tilt the motor up. I need to buy something from Harbor Freight anyway because I have heard a lot of good things (and bad things) about that place and I want to try that place to see for myself. Jay Chan |
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