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I think the ChiCom locking pliers are definitely on the right track but are inferior in design and manufacture.
The PZ 59 model has four ribs and an angled inward jaws to maximize grip. The knock off Vise Grips have one rib and no angle to the gripping edge. Look at the detail pictures to see what I’m talking about. Thanks Bobbie Martin for finding the locking pliers and posting the link. Max
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Love my PZ59. Just used it today on a few old screws on the access door for the batteries.
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Brett James Louisburg, North Carolina 1983 PT35 |
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I bought two of them! Thanks Shane!
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Best Regards, Dan Leftwich Somers NY 1987 35FC "BaBar" |
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Mine are on the way thanks Shane
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Dennis&Debbie Hight 91 wb mancos co. |
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Nice those are interesting Shane.
My go to pliers are these: KNIPEX Tools - Alligator Water Pump Pliers (8801250) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000X4J2VQ..._1RH2FbAEWJTS5 These have pretty much replaced even my vise grips... that’s how good they are. I have been able to get stuck bolts etc out with these when vise grips would just spin. They have a grip like none other that I have used. They are not a do all pliers like the ones Shane suggested, but they are great pliers.
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Jeff LoGiudice Jeff@GinosGarageUSA.com Temple Terrace, Florida 1984 Bluebird PT40 #F063411 6V92TA & MT654CR & 1986 MCI 102A3 6V92TA & HT740 (Sold) YouTube-Gino's Garage https://www.youtube.com/user/xjrjeff http://www.bbirdmaps.com/index.cfm #460 |
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Right on Jeff. I have two pairs of those pliers. I keep one on the bird and one at home.
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Robert Fuchs Penngrove, California 1986 PT 36 |
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I bought one of each. Thanks Shane & Jeff. When you need them, you need them and they are worth their weight in gold. It's good to have the proper tool ahead of time.
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Tom Wunder Wilmington, NC 1979 FC31RB Echo A Thing From The Past. A Gift For The Future |
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I've got Archer needle-nose pliers and fine-point wire cutters that I bought around 1980 in my toolbox - two of my prized possessions that I've personally and professionally. I've been trying to find anything even close in quality to them for years. Turns out the same people that sell these pliers also make small wire cutters and needle-nose pliers.
Added them to my wish list. Bummer it's just after Christmas....
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Billy Vitro <bvitro@gmail.com> Roseville, CA '93 WLWB - "Shorebird" Towd: 2020 RAM 1500 Diesel |
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