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🔧 35mm Outboard Pin Wrench with L-6 Pins - Compatible with SHOWA Manufactured Trim/Tilt Units for Yamaha, Suzuki, Johnson, Honda, & Evinrude Review

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Description of 🔧 35mm Outboard Pin Wrench with L-6 Pins - Compatible with SHOWA Manufactured Trim/Tilt Units for Yamaha, Suzuki, Johnson, Honda, & Evinrude

🔧Applications and Inclusions — The kit comes with a 35mm pin wrench and three L-6mm pins. The tilt caps fit on all SHOWA manufactured Trim/Tilt Units, Yamaha, Suzuki, Johnson, Honda, & Evinrude. For more details, check on the Pin Wrench Application chart (6th image). The tools are made of professional quality polished stainless steel. Designed and assembled in the USA. 🔧 Stronger Premium Quality Pins — We designed and developed pin wrenches with 200ft-lb MIN that are STRONGER than the average wrench strength. Our pins are a product of a proprietary selection of materials and heat treatment providing the toughest pins available. 🔧 Easy DIY Trim, Tilt, or Steering Cap Removal System — Don’t wait for a marine dealer to fix your boat. This 35mm pin wrench will give you a breeze in removing trim, tilt, or steering caps - resolving the leaking issues fast and easy. 🔧 Built & Develop with a Mission — We are our own customers. We create our tools and use them for our boats. We understand the marine repair and maintenance needs of our customers. Today, we are on a mission to support boat owners and mechanics in their boating lifestyle through the tools we create, like this marine trim-tilt hydraulic 35mm pin wrench. 🔧 Built to Last Pin Wrenches with Lifetime Warranty — As a small business located in Charleston, South Carolina, USA, we take pride in all our products. We spent years of testing and product development to create marine repair and maintenance tools that will last for years backed with a lifetime warranty.

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Revainrating 2 out of 5

Time-Or-Money Tool Kits

It's an overpriced piece of metal, but you'll save hundreds of dollars if you repair the cylinder yourself. So you can easily open the cylinder in a few minutes and reassemble it with confidence. Of course you can just return it after using it once, but I really don't mind leaving it for next time or for a friend in a bind. It's worth the money because I didn't waste time putting it on and scratching the aluminum.

Pros
  • Ease of Use
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Revainrating 5 out of 5

but none could offer easy cap removal

I really didn't want to spend money on this tool. After all, this is a one-time thing and I'm not overhauling incline systems. However, I am in the business of causing as much agony as possible. I've tried a few other solutions (a Harbor Freight pin wrench and a drilled adjustable wrench) but none of them made removing the cover easy. However, this tool is very well built and works like a charm. If you're trying to save money by doing this work yourself, don't be stingy. If you screw up these…

Pros
  • Easy to read control panel
Cons
  • Clarity

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Magic Tilt & Trim Cylinder Key

Glad I listened to other reviews and got this key instead of a general purpose gland key. I had to use this tool and a 24" breaker to get it moving. This tool bit and twisted it easily without damaging anything. Since this tool is cheaper than a new end cap and if you damage the end cap you may not even be able to take it apart, but that really isn't a problem. Yes, it's expensive, but if you hop in a snap-on truck and see how much they charge for specialty tools of the same quality, you'll see

Pros
  • Delivery was very quick
Cons
  • Update available

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Just right for working with a trim cylinder

Just right for working with a trim cylinder. You might think the cost is high, but trust me it's worth using the right tool and not damaging the cylinder heads. If you use a cheap or wrong tool and damage the cap; Then you have to replace the cap for about $200. I used this tool and the work was much easier. First I tried a cheaper tool and bent the tool. Lesson learned and luckily it bent the tool and didn't damage my lid. Marine Tech also has some of the best customer service representatives…

Pros
  • Outstanding design
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  • Unreliable

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Check that you have selected the correct tool. "Direct replacement for YB-06175-2B " is misleading.

The product description in this part reads "Yamaha Factory Equivalent Tool: YB-06175-2B". That is not true. My service book lists the Yamaha YB-06175-2B as the correct tool for my engine. 2005 F225 KURD. AMT0009 is most likely only a partial replacement for YB-016175-2B. The Marine Tech Tool (ATM0009) came with an application diagram showing I need an AMT0004. It's a slightly larger span with smaller pins and looking at my caps I think it would be the right tool. I suggest Marine Tech Tools…

Pros
  • Few competitors
Cons
  • Damaged

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Use wisely for fluids and maintenance

Fools are in a hurry and pins can pop out. Don't put all your trust in this magical tool. You still have to use your head and some muscles. Make sure to use even balance and pressure. Make sure you use common sense. This tool worked for me on a stubborn saltwater TT cap. The first attempt without patience, common sense, or proper balance resulted in the tool {pins} popping out and scratching the holes. who is guilty mine or tools. Second try, patience and common sense and the right pressure…

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  • Durable finish
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  • I vaguely remember