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Wheel eccentric adjustment tool
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JoeO(CMO) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 17 Aug 2011 at 5:20pm
Some time back someone posted about an adjustment tool for the square drive eccentric for CA, D10 and D12.  I searched and couldn't find a reference to the tool.  I think it was availabe from a tool company but don't recall which one.




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I remember the thread too but not the specifics. I just use a square drive socket and breaker bar.
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The CA, D10 and D12 had 1/2 inch square, which is a little tough to find a square drive-driven as compared to other eccentrics had a hex head where a standard socket could be used.




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take two 1/2" drive impact sockets and weld them together so you have a square 1/2" on both ends. By using an impact wrench there is less of a chance of twisting them off.
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Thanks, AMC.  I would never have thought of that.
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Or you could use a 1/2" impact extension, a hammer, and a big cresent wrench. I use a good 8 pt 1/2 socket on a 1/2" drive for my CA's.
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