[TowerTalk] tower climbers xmas gift

[Jim White, K4OJ]

...ever gotten to the top and found you did not have the right sized 
wrench?  Sometimes the stuff on the top of the tower will go untouched 
for years and if you have something other than 1/4" (7/16 wrench) or 
5/16" (1/2 inch wrench) that adjustable metric wrench sure looks good!

:-)

K4OJ



Chuck Gooden wrote:
> Although I do not work on towers extensively but, I must ask why 
> anyone working at extreme heights would want to use a cresent 
> wrench (otherwise known as a knukle buster) ?
> 
> 
> On 24 Nov 2003 at 7:19, FireBrick wrote:
> 
> 
>>Just found a great product for us antenna/tower types.
>>At Ace hardware, they now sell a work glove, fingerless leather with a
>>magnetic patch over the back of the hand portion.
>>The magnetic patch will hold screws, washers etc.
>>
>>Obviously won't hold copper/brass or a large crescent wrench. :-)
>>
>>
>>-----------------------------------------------------
>>We were born naked, wet and hungry. Then things got worse.
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>>
>>Bill H. in Chicagoland
>>
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