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Old 11-03-2017, 05:50 AM   #43
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My philosophy is buy the correct tool for the job and usually you will still spend less money then you would if you were paying a mechanic to to the job. AND you have the tool for the next time. Glad to see you got the filter off.
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https://sep.yimg.com/ay/toolsplus/mi...-wrench-38.jpg I use this tool on numerous items, including first time oil/fuel filter removal.
Best of luck, also I built some drive up ramps to make maneuvering under M/H easy!
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