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AC loader cylinder spanner wrench?
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Tracy Martin TN View Drop Down
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    Posted: 25 Sep 2012 at 11:58am
Where can you buy a spanner wrench to fit the AC loader cylinders. They have the flat type openings. Any help appreciated. Tracy Martin
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Tracy - when we rebuilt my D17 SIV lift cylinders, my mechanic had a set of snap-on face-bin spanner wrenches and had one that fit the wiper end.  One of them he had to pin the end of the cylinder to a dozer drawbar and use a big cheater bar on it to come loose.   So the snap-on wrenches were tough enough for that.   Mike 
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Mike, I might have to try them. Thanks Tracy Martin
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Have you ever used a spud wrench?
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Danny, the gland nut on these is below flush. It uses a slot type spanner, not the type with pins for use with holes in nuts. Slots are below flush, must straddle rod on each side. Thanks Tracy Martin
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