grinder spanner wrenches!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hjpcummins · Jan 28, 2016

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Or just man up.. but fore realz you could just buy replacment nutz that are the same size??

RustyC · Jan 28, 2016

If the pin on the wrench fits in the hole of the nut.....just use one of the holes in the nut and scotch the other pin against the o.d. of the nut.

5onrocks · Jan 28, 2016

Tell me what kind you have or post a picture with a tape measure beside it and I can probably get you the right one. We have a large box full of spanner wrenches for grinders at work. Just buy a Metabo and never need one again.

I know your anal OCD self won't be happy with a universal/ adjustable one, I'm the same way.

Chuck19 · Jan 28, 2016

JohnG said:
Safety Tip: Wire tie your spanner wrench to the cord right at the plug. This way you ALWAYS unplug it to swap disks.

Back to the topic!

Yep! Works every time!

al1tonyota · Jan 28, 2016

X2 on the metabo! No wrench needed!

patooyee · Jan 29, 2016

Re: Re: grinder spanner wrenches!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

5onrocks said:
Tell me what kind you have or post a picture with a tape measure beside it and I can probably get you the right one. We have a large box full of spanner wrenches for grinders at work. Just buy a Metabo and never need one again.

I know your anal OCD self won't be happy with a universal/ adjustable one, I'm the same way.

Actually I think the universal is prefect and I'm going to buy like 10 of them to place around the shop.

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xjkrawler · Jan 29, 2016

This dewalt that I just got has a spanner wrench as well as a spot to use an allen wrench to tighten or loosen the wheel.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-10-amp-4-1-2-in-Small-Angle-Grinder-D28402W/100401583

ToyotaTom · Jan 29, 2016

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5onrocks · Jan 29, 2016

Re: Re: grinder spanner wrenches!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

patooyee said:
Actually I think the universal is prefect and I'm going to buy like 10 of them to place around the shop.

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The offer still stands. Just let me know if it doesn't work out.

tommy450r · Jan 30, 2016

Just turn the grinder on get it spinning and when it slows down a little push the lock button works everytime!!!

tonybolton · Jan 30, 2016

Re: Re: grinder spanner wrenches!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

tommy450r said:
Just turn the grinder on get it spinning and when it slows down a little push the lock button works everytime!!!

Hmmmmmm.....never thought of that.

AllGoNoShow · Jan 30, 2016

ToyotaTom said:

Rjhoward32006 · Jan 30, 2016

Bavent tightened them that tight since i was about 12.... Just tighten it by hand and let it rip....

poolman · Jan 30, 2016

tommy450r said:
Just turn the grinder on get it spinning and when it slows down a little push the lock button works everytime!!!

I'm about to go to garage just to try this :****:

Eddyj · Jan 30, 2016

poolman said:
I'm about to go to garage just to try this :****:

Please take video and report back.

al1tonyota · Jan 31, 2016

I've tried that lock button method at work it locks down pretty hard if you can get it to lock! Prob pretty bad on the locking mechanism and whatever it goes into!

EsPowell · Jan 31, 2016

That method wears the pin out very quickly. Guys at work are bad about doing that and then it's really freaking hard to get the wheels off. The pin gets worn to a point and acts like a ramp instead of a lock. If you've ever pulled a grinder apart you'll understand what I'm trying to say

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tommy450r · Feb 1, 2016

Most of the time I can take them off by hand because I don't tighten the hell out of it.but when I can't get it I use the lock button while spinning method!! This last grinder I bought a little over a year ago and have used it for my entire buggy build and it's still going strong..