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[Timmahhh]

4.5" channel locks for me

[shane]

BFH for me.

[lmw94002]

I got the new AE multi driver pictured and it's great. I still use the old AE invidual anodized allen drivers on the bench.

4.5" channel locks are definitely useful in many situations. Add the long/fine needle nose... that'll get you through most scenarios.

[RemC]

Pair of tweezers are very handy, I must say. Plus it's inexpensive

[duckhead]

I am curious what folks use to remove snap rings, especially the small ones. I've tried to find snap ring pliers with bits that small, but I don't think they exist.

Also, has anyone come across a driver or bit that fits the tiny screws that secure the bearing in the idler gear inside 6-gear transmissions?

[jwscab]

what kinda snap rings? for e-clips and the snap rings in shocks and outdrives in the 6 gear I use my 00 tweezers and a dental pick to lift and walk out of the groove.

[lmw94002]

I have a fine tip jewelers flat head for removal of clips/rings. The tip is very small, and just a little twist will start to remove it and then use it to pull it off the shaft.

Also for eclips I have a very fine point set of needle nose pliers that work well as a long as the eclip isn't really flush against the surface of the part.

[emmARRpee]

Does anyone have any experience with this?

DuraTrax Ultimate E-Clip Tool

Thanks