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Old 13-01-2012
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I have a mad rat and am I right in thinking that the only tool I really need it a 2mm hex tool?

I have the multi tool for the wheels so they sorted it just im tired of the old allen key....

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Basically yeah... 2mm hex driver.

Off the top of my head I can't think of any other size it uses out of the box.

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The diff screw is best adjusted with a jewellers' Philips screwdriver.
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vince, I have a hammer ,if thats of any use... is that diff sorted .????
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i have one only needed 2.0mm and 2.5mm hex
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