Hello from Ft Walton Beach, FLORIDA

[mdbennes]

Hi, i use to be on here a few years ago, but with the Air Force sending me to Iraq and Turkey the past couple of years, I was away from this great site. Now that I'm back, can someone help me with trying to find a PC 7424 wrench? I lost mine and with all the moves, it probably got lost in the move...thanks.

Mike

 

[Poorboy]

Welcome back Mike and to our forum :smt006

It might be easier to substitute a thin wrench than it will be to find a spare original. You could also write to Porter Cable to see where you could get one. :smt024

 

[John Henry]

Mike,

I'm new here and just saw your post today. Hopefully, you've found a PC wrench by now. If not, I know that bicycle mechanics use the same style thin profile wrenches. Go to a bike shop and buy a 15mm Park Tools open end wrench.

Good luck.

Jay

 

[littlemissGTO]

Mike,

I'm new here and just saw your post today. Hopefully, you've found a PC wrench by now. If not, I know that bicycle mechanics use the same style thin profile wrenches. Go to a bike shop and buy a 15mm Park Tools open end wrench.

Good luck.

Jay

I was just going to say this. Park Tools are great tools. The cone wrench will last you longer than the wrench that comes with the PC. It shouldn't run you more than $15.
Oh and welcome back to the forum.

 

[BigLeegr]

I agree. The bike tools suggestion is pretty good!