Crosshead screws

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Steve Rowden
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Crosshead screws

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For anyone fed up with their "phillips" screwdrivers stripping out Japanese crosshead screws I can recommend these.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motorcycle-ATV- ... 1663897068
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Steve Rowden wrote:For anyone fed up with their "phillips" screwdrivers stripping out Japanese crosshead screws I can recommend these.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motorcycle-ATV- ... 1663897068
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Certainly can, mine arrive Friday :D
Well they will if the carrier pigeon doesnt get shot down

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Oh yes . these are jap made tools for JIS screws........ they are the best
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I'm surprised anyone is still using original Japanese screws on their bikes ?

Surely they were replaced years ago ??? By Allen bolts in the Seventies , and now with modern stainless cross head equivalents , as supplied by Mr Lister. Which of course have a European screwdriver head pattern .
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Neil the Don wrote:I'm surprised anyone is still using original Japanese screws on their bikes ?

Surely they were replaced years ago ??? By Allen bolts in the Seventies , and now with modern stainless cross head equivalents , as supplied by Mr Lister. Which of course have a European screwdriver head pattern .
Wash your mouth out Neil !!!!!
As if I would sell stainless cross head screws, with a European head :shock:
The screws I sell are BZP JIS
:roll: :roll: :roll:
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g6mow wrote:
Neil the Don wrote:I'm surprised anyone is still using original Japanese screws on their bikes ?

Surely they were replaced years ago ??? By Allen bolts in the Seventies , and now with modern stainless cross head equivalents , as supplied by Mr Lister. Which of course have a European screwdriver head pattern .
Wash your mouth out Neil !!!!!
As if I would sell stainless cross head screws, with a European head :shock:
The screws I sell are BZP JIS
:roll: :roll: :roll:
:D
OH !!........................, you got the screwdrivers to fit them too ???

( Err, this doesn't look like a set-up free ad for Kawa Triple parts does it ??)
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