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rexthecat
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11 Nov 2013 12:40 #90361 by rexthecat

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Managed to round a bolt this morning, was going to get a set of roebuck uniwrench spanners, their pricey though, what are most of the fastenings on the jim, metric or imperial, I assumed metric maybe thats where I went wrong.

Cheers

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11 Nov 2013 13:01 #90365 by Busta

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As with other Japanese manufacturers, everything is metric.

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11 Nov 2013 14:36 #90370 by Wuzie123

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They are metric and mostly they use 10mm 12mm 14mm 17mm sizes

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11 Nov 2013 17:18 #90410 by rexthecat

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handy cheers for that, I'll just buy them rather than a whole set.

Many thanks

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