- Location
- Washington
I need to know what size Allenhead it is on the underneath of the Xscream pole. The 3 adjustable ones for moving the steering in and out.
Freestyle Quick guys, need Allen size pronto
- Thread starter stevenschneider
- Start date
swapmeet
Brotastic
- Location
- Arlington TX
8mm
- Location
- Washington
I'm heading to the dock and need to stop and get one, but don't want to make 2 trips.
- Location
- Cruising Around
Just buy a pack,I don't remeber but I think its an 8mm allen, just had one here last month.
Cannibal
Tasty Human
- Location
- Summit Lake, WA
Do yourself a favor and put together a "ski" tool box with the standard stuff you'd need, those allen wrenches, ODI grip allens, wrenches, screw drivers, sockets, etc. When you need to work on the ski, grab the whole box.
It's the smart thing to do anyhow so that you don't drag your nice tools to the beach. Gotta have a "beach tool box".
Yami-Rider
TigerCraft FV-PRO
- Location
- Texoma
I keep a tool bag in my truck at all times.
- Location
- Jacksonville, Florida
8mm...pretty sure
- Location
- Jacksonville, Florida
I also keep a ton of other things on hand to not lose a day on the water if I can help it...
hoses, box of nuts and bolts fuses, syphon, hose clamps, zip ties, plugs, def a spare set of tools standard and metric, old motor mounts etc...
u never know who's going to need what
hoses, box of nuts and bolts fuses, syphon, hose clamps, zip ties, plugs, def a spare set of tools standard and metric, old motor mounts etc...
u never know who's going to need what
Vumad
Super Hero, with a cape!
- Location
- St. Pete, FL
Go buy every tool you need from Harbor Freight. If you don't have one local, buy an entire tool kit online. You can have a fully stocked box for like $50. I'm not taking the Craftsman tools my dad gave me to the ocean or to get lost, they stay at home in my "shop" where they belong. If my HF kit gets lost, stolen or rusts, who cares. Better to have a cheap tool on the beach than no tool at all.