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I bought a set of these large pliers from Harbor Freight. I can not believe how many times they have come in handy in such a short time. Today I was trying to tighten a hose clamp that the screw was in a position that I couldn't get a small open end or screw driver to it.

 

The long needle nose work well in loosening the clamp so I could spin it and re-tighten it.

 

They also work really well on the oil breather line under the air box on a 1st Gen.

 

I recommend a set of these for every tool box.

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I have had the pleasure to observe skydoc with a pair of those and he is an artist. I can say they are very useful , especially if you have fat fingers, getting into tight places.

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I have the same set from HF but they had orange handles. Yep, one of the better buys. I have used them dozens of times.

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I got a set in my box. Got a bunch of Harbor Freight things I work with and leave my good tools put away....

 

Saving those good tools for when you get a second gen????

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Replacing the breather hose from the airbox is a breeze with these:

 

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I bought a set of these large pliers from Harbor Freight. I can not believe how many times they have come in handy in such a short time. Today I was trying to tighten a hose clamp that the screw was in a position that I couldn't get a small open end or screw driver to it.

 

The long needle nose work well in loosening the clamp so I could spin it and re-tighten it.

 

They also work really well on the oil breather line under the air box on a 1st Gen.

 

I recommend a set of these for every tool box.

 

Yep, bought a set of those myself. :thumbsup2: Big hands just don't fit in tiny places.... :big-grin-emoticon:

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That top one would be great for pulling out nose hairs! :Laugh:

That's just not right!

 

Harbor Frieght tools are not something I would buy if I made a living with tools, but for the Backyard Barney like myself, they work great!

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well, they won't work on nose hairs but ....... :whistling: :smile5:

yea they will you just have to grab a bunch at one time and hope they all come out at the same time :fingers-crossed-emo :rotf::rotf::rotf:

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That's just not right!

 

Harbor Frieght tools are not something I would buy if I made a living with tools, but for the Backyard Barney like myself, they work great!

 

:sign yeah that::sign yeah that: You have to watch the quality of some of their stuff but you can load a tool box full of useable tools for a LOT less money than the big names.

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