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Default 22mm compression fittings: spanners required?

Doctor Drivel wrote:
"dennis@home" wrote in message
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"Tim S" wrote in message
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Stephen coughed up some electrons that declared:

Hello,

What size spanners do you need for 22mm straight compression
fittings? The nuts are 32mm but what about the flange on the
middle of the body? I measured it with a vernier calliper and I
think it was 28.5mm, which seems an awkward size. Rounding that up
to 29mm, I could not find any 29mm spanners anywhere. Would a 30mm
spanner be too big or do you "cheat" and use adjustable ones?

Thanks,
Stephen

Nothing "cheating" about using adjustable spanners Unless space
is tight
and you need a slim normal spanner.

A good quality Bahco in a couple of sizes deals with many evils.


Bahco are overpriced and rust.


Bollox.

These are better..
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Hand...0/sd210/p23418


What make does it fit? The nuts are all different from maker to
maker.
One of these which is brill as it locks - Stanley lockable adjustable
smooth jaws. About £20, but seen one for £10 at a tool stall once:
http://www.stanleytools.com/default.asp?CATEGORY=WRENCHES+HT&TYPE=PRODUCT&PART NUMBER=85-610&SDesc=10%26%2334%3B+MaxGrip%26%23153%3B+Lockin g+Adjustable+Wrench


Agreed, brilliant tool, the puppies parts. Got mine from Axminster.


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