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Jay, take a VERY close look at the slots in those plugs. If they seem
deeper in the center than at the edges, they're supposed to be removed with something called a DZUS driver. My Johnson outboard's drain plugs are like this, and a normal screwdriver (which you can get at Sears, by the way) will mess up the slots. I have checked the slot in the plugs, and they are the same depth from edge to edge. This means I can use a regular screwdriver instead of the special kind. Thanks for the warning though. Jay, before you bother with Harbor Freight, have you simply walked into a Sears store? I have tool # 41852. On the handle, it says it's a 3/8" driver. When measured, it's just a hair under 1/2". I was in Sears a couple days ago, and I checked all the screwdriver in the store. Nothing was larger than 3/8", and yes I used a measuring tape to check the width of the blade. Jay Chan |
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