🔧 Adjustable Pin Spanner - Park Tool SPA-6 Review

Ideal for removing the Native Watercraft Propel lower drive cassette. If you have money to burn, buy an extra cartridge for a quick change on the water (especially you shark catchers). Seriously, this is a quality tool.

Allen key for bicycle bottom bracket and even the 2-pin central clamping nut on the grinding wheel. Works great, no complaints, lasts forever. You pay the "parking price" but in a year you will only remember how well it works. Hope that helps!

Working. Adjustable width is very important. The pins are very precise and fit well, reducing the risk of slipping. I seem to be seeing these fasteners more often, even if they don't make any sense. They're interchangeable and come in a variety of sizes, although I haven't looked into that.

I had to loosen the lock nut that holds the axle shafts on my son's mountain bike. It also helped to reattach the lock nut. I chose the adjustable because I will be helping my son's Boy Scout Troop with bike maintenance and I wanted it to be able to service a wide variety of bikes. The tips are also interchangeable.

I was surprised by this income. I really thought it was flimsy and was skeptical it would actually work well. but actually it's great. It's a lot stronger than I expected, and the two small lugs feel like some kind of hardened material and work well for loosening the bottom bracket shells. Excellent price. Worth a few bucks especially if you work with bikes occasionally.

. That means I need this adjustable wrench (SPA-6) or I need the red ( SPA-2) or green (SPA-1) model from Park Tools. I'm happy to report that you can get by with just this model. The green key tips have a diameter of 2.9mm, while the red keys have 2.34mm tips and this model (SPA-6) has 2.38mm tips. (According to my Neiko precision caliper) So this SPA-6 model will fit anything that fits red or green wrenches. I use this on one of my old mountain bikes with Shimano XTR 952 single key cranks. So