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located at our facility in toledo ohio. what is your email so i can send you a quote.

Por favor envíame un correo electrónico Evan@g2000inc.com

We are located in Toledo Ohio dale. This machine sat for about 5 months with no use. The manual lubircator should be used a couple of times before use: this video was for demonstration purposes only. Feel free to reach out to our office if you have any other questions. 419-536-4445 sales@g2000inc.com. Asking price is $7,950 without the rotary table.

envíe un correo electrónico a eyoder@g2000inc.com si tiene alguna pregunta.

I imagine that above a certain size, it becomes extremely uneconomical to forge a wrench that might be used a few hours a year. I used to be on an armored vehicle crew and we had an adjustable even though we only had one size track tensioner on the vehicle.

Both in the Navy and offshore industry large spanners were very common that nut they are removing only looks about 100mm AF. Spanners were not always forged but always better than adjustables which were frowned upon especially Stilson type. Ships carry a huge spanner for the prop nut very rarely used.@@stickyfox

@@grenvillebamford1205 A common nickname for the adjustable was the "spec-5 wrench." Specialist 5 in combat arms used to be what you got if you had time in grade as a SGT but your leadership skills sucked or you couldn't pass PLDC. :D I think the real reason we carried a giant adjustable was, we might need to use it on something else beside the track adjuster, and you don't ever get out and mess with track tension under fire. If you lose mobility you turn your armor toward the threat and try not to miss.

Lance, we apologize for any inconvenience. can you please identify what you have purchased and need to have picked up. I have looked through our system and do not have any of your information in our system.