Gremlins in the shed

[tommer9]

Is a technical adjuster similar to a precission force applicator?

 

The two are directly interchangeable as they both have a similar end-user interface. I am not sure a tool of that accuracy is really the right one for the job. It seems a little too like going at a bruchcutter with a hammer if you get the analogy......

[Andy Collins]

My tech. adjuster/precision force app range is quite substantial, and well-used in my experience of mechanics. Another favoured tool is the Forced leverage implement,(jemmy bar) this combined with a PFA will cure just about all mechanical ills, open the most stubborn of engine covers, tins, doors well just about anything. I also have a fine range of wrong sized sockets and allen keys that can be pushed, hammered co-erced to fit any nut or bolt necessary. A large set of Stillsons will do the rest, or club the darned machine furiously when all else fails (never kick any machine in temper it hurts

[tommer9]

My tech. adjuster/precision force app range is quite substantial, and well-used in my experience of mechanics. Another favoured tool is the Forced leverage implement,(jemmy bar) this combined with a PFA will cure just about all mechanical ills, open the most stubborn of engine covers, tins, doors well just about anything. I also have a fine range of wrong sized sockets and allen keys that can be pushed, hammered co-erced to fit any nut or bolt necessary. A large set of Stillsons will do the rest, or club the darned machine furiously when all else fails (never kick any machine in temper it hurts

 

Well it certainly seems as if you have al the correct weaponry to hand, and are prepared for the job. Good luck Collins.