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I’m wondering if there is a dozen people who would be interested in buying one. It’s a special “box end” with a 1/2” offset of the handle. Thinking about making some. They would be CNC cut and have about a 10” handle.

I’m a fool for tools

Thank you John

i will take one
tom leroux

I'm interested.

Les, the less offset in the handle the better. The original open end Ford wrench for the purpose has an offset of around one inch, so the tool easily cranks off the nut before the nut is brought to a reasonable tension. When I use mine, I have a sleeve to go over the cam snout to engage on the wrench end, a washer to blank off the outer end of the sleeve, and a spare timer nut to hold the wrench, sleeve and washer to stop the wrench crankoing off the cam nut.

Allan from down under.

Like every other Stevens tool I have ever run across, the T-138 Camshaft Nut Wrench works very well.

Respectfully submitted,

Trent

I bought a cam nut socket from Snyder. It works good and also works quite well on the front wheel bearing.

Andy

I am interested in one.
Glenn French

I will make one and post a picture and a price. Then you can decide.
The idea of using a spacer washer and a timer nut with it sounds like a good idea!

A friend just uses a Model A spark plug wrench, bend in handle works ok. But a specialized tool would be likely best.

 
 
A Snap-On 36-F socket is the correct tool.
   
Or one can be made from a front wheel bearing wrench
(cut from a hubcap wrench multi-tool),
a piece of tubing and an old socket.
   

I am looking to make this into a double purpose tool.
One end will fit the cam nut AND the front wheel bearing. On the other end it will fit the front wheel bearing jam nut!
I think that they will probably cost about $20.00.

I made a front bearing socket out of a socket because you can’t use the ford wrench with buffalo hubs. I just milled a close enough form in the ratchet side since there’s no real torque on the bearing.

Andy

I’d be interested in at least one maybe two!

A couple of buddies want one so that’s two more for me! Total of 4.

I would like one as well

Scott

I would like to purchase one.

I believe I’d throw in for one as well!
Thanks,
Ron in HSV

I'll take one

I picked up the cutout wrenches and now to bend them!!

I'm interested as well

I'll take one as well! Thanks!

Hi Les, I will take 3 of the wrenches. One for me and gifts for two good friends!! Mike Lebsack

Hi Les,

The double purpose wrench sounds fantastic, I would like buy two

I will buy one as well, sounds like an awesome tool!

The first one!
17 more soon!

My “Guesstimate” on the cost was “OPTIMISTIC”!!
About $40.00!

Thanks, I am still down for 3 Les. Mike

Update
Well I have 18 of these finished BUT now I find that while they fit most cam nuts perfectly I encountered one this morning that it won’t fit!! ARRGH!!
I’m not sure what to do!! I don’t want to sell something that doesn’t fit properly.

I have now tested the wrench on 15 nuts (including a new repo one) and only one didn’t it fit. So if you are still interested I am prepared to sell them!!

Les, I’ll honor my order of two, I sent you an email

I’m good at $40 as well

Put me on the list for one. You can't have too many tools....

Still in for one, Les. You can’t ever have too many tools.
Tnx,
Ron

I WILL TAKE ONE AT NEW PRICE'
TOM

I would still like to buy a wrench. Please post payment instructions.
Thanks
Bob

i'm still in

I'm still interested as well

I live in Canada
To keep the shipping costs down I have bulk shipped a dozen wrenches to Mike Lebsack in Iowa. He should have them in about a week
Thank you all for your support and interest
Les

I am still in for one at the new price.
Glenn French