MC MP Bipolar Spanner 50Cc 125Cc Review

Much cheaper than the original Honda tool. I only had to use it once and it worked as I could expect. I have no idea how it will hold up to repeated use, but it doesn't matter. It worked for my job and saved me money on a part I will probably never use again.

I used this to install a Kitaco clutch cover specifically for the slide out part of the oil rotator. Spinner nut with no adverse effects Also tested on the clutch nut and seems to fit well there too (although the clutch plates were not removed).

I ordered 2 pieces because the last one broke off a tooth. I deducted 1 star because one was cut on both sides and the second was a different style. the packaging was written correctly but when i opened it it had a different design on one side, unfortunately i usually take off the side i need for the clutches.

The design really isn't the best. You will need a socket extension to get into the tool. It's also a 1/2" drive and I would have preferred a 3/8" drive. I didn't really think about it when I bought it. There is a special tool that is irreversible and of the highest quality. I highly recommend this version of this tool. The teeth are thin and do not snap onto the nut.

I tried to loosen the clutch nut on a 110cc Loncin engine with a hammer and punch. I couldn't move him. Before the nut got damaged I thought it best to find the right tool. it is tight, otherwise it may fall out and damage the nut or the tube itself. Not sure if it shows in the photos, but there is a 1/2" square drive in the center of the tool.

I ordered 2 of these because the last one broke a tooth. Taking off 1 star because one was cut off on both sides and the other was a different type. It was spelled as correct on the packaging but when I opened it there was a different design on one side, unfortunately the side I need for the clutch which I usually remove.

Not the best design. You will need a socket extension to get into the tool. It's also a 1/2" drive and I would have preferred a 3/8" drive. I didn't really think about it when I bought it. There is a special tool that is irreversible and of the highest quality. I highly recommend this version of this tool. The teeth are thin and do not snap onto the nut.

I was attempting to remove the clutch nut on a Loncin 110cc engine using a hammer and punch. I couldn't move him. Before the nut got damaged I thought it best to find the right tool. it is tight, otherwise it may fall out and damage the nut or the tube itself. Not sure if it shows in the photos, but there is a 1/2" square drive in the center of the tool.