Ring spanners

casemx 270

Member
Location
East midlands
Just interested in people's opinions do find that a set of ring spanners are a useful addition to tractor toolbox currently have two sets of combination spanners and sockets but was wondering whether ring spanners would be useful as well .
 

An Gof

Member
Location
Cornwall
Just interested in people's opinions do find that a set of ring spanners are a useful addition to tractor toolbox currently have two sets of combination spanners and sockets but was wondering whether ring spanners would be useful as well .

My challenge is always to put together the most compact tractor toolkit. It’s like packing light for travelling. I’m still trying to refine it with the most versatile selection of tools I can find.
 

Baker9

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
N Ireland BT47
My challenge is always to put together the most compact tractor toolkit. It’s like packing light for travelling. I’m still trying to refine it with the most versatile selection of tools I can find.
How about two adjustible spanners, a vice grip and a stilson, you should be able to manage with that lot :).
That should be minimum enough, possibly add a hammer and a chisel as well.
Or for the really mimimalist approach use what my Polish friends refer to as a Russian spanner which looks exactly like a hammer.
 

Ruston3w

Member
Location
south suffolk
a set of ring spanners and a set of open enders, two of every size in not much more space than one set of combinations. A lot of double end ring or open enders come in "usable" sizes designed for toolboxes.
 

Classichay

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
The moon
Don’t shout at me, but I tend to have a set of those hawks beak wrenches on all my machines now, they are annoying when you don’t have one to hand, can grip any shape and round bar like stihlsons nuts etc and won’t round like an adjustable nut f****r.

The big one I’ve had a 5ft bar on, they usually have them at country shows / farm shows
 
Location
Manchester
Don’t shout at me, but I tend to have a set of those hawks beak wrenches on all my machines now, they are annoying when you don’t have one to hand, can grip any shape and round bar like stihlsons nuts etc and won’t round like an adjustable nut f****r.

The big one I’ve had a 5ft bar on, they usually have them at country shows / farm shows

Never seen them before but look a lot better than stihlsons and probably better, mite look out for some as sometimes they come in handy when nothing else does ;)
 
I've a set of these, "aircraft spanners" Neilsen branded, £25 for the set.

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