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    Re: PC wrench

    Quote Originally Posted by LegacyGT View Post
    I had the same issue lately and used one of my cone wrenches (for bike maintenance / repair) and it worked just fine.
    You beat me to the punch. Err...Uuh...Maybe I missed it. (edit)

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    Re: PC wrench

    Thanks for all the advice guys. The bicycle wrench sounds promising indeed. Unfortunately, I live in a town that doesn't even have a Dunkin Donuts, much less a bicycle shop. Order for the wrench from AG going in today. To make the shipping worthwhile I will have to order some other stuff as well. I will have to justify to the other half why a wrench costs over a hundred bucks.

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    Re: PC wrench

    Quote Originally Posted by tuscarora dave View Post
    I would think a cone wrench from a bicycle shop would work perfectly for a PC wrench. A cone wrench has much more steel, is just as thin if not thinner and may even be a little stronger than the standard wrench which IMO stinks. I have a trip to the bicycle shop on my to do list but haven't got there yet.
    Dave,

    That's a good idea and your right, those will work nicely as long as they have the correct size which they should. I have a couple of different sizes and even though they're shorter than the one that comes with the Porter Cable unit they'll still work.

    I'm sort of surprised that these units aren't designed with a spring loaded pin that would lock the rotating mechanism allowing for the pad to be spun off easily. I have a 42 year old body sander that has this feature and it works slicker than snot!

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