2-3/4" Shaft Packing Wrench For Cruiser Stuffing Boxes on 2040-parts.com
Middletown, Ohio, United States
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2-3/4" Shaft Packing Wrench, made out of 3/8" thick Billet Aluminum (Blue Anodized). -----This is a Stub Wrench for the 2.750" Stuffing Box Packing Gland. -----Fits hardware that is 2-3/4" across flats 2-3/4" Wrench with one 1/4" Hole to allow it to be mounted in the area of the Stuffing Box. -----This 2-3/4" tool was initially released for a customers "Sea Ray 370" Cruiser "Like" us on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/ShaftPackingWrench Have another size in mind? We can make it. Minimum order applies and bulk discount will be given. Would you like to be a distributor? Contact us. We want to discuss the details. Please contact us with any questions you may have about this product. Keywords include: Shaft Packing Nut Wrench, Packing Nut, Leaking Packing Nut, Wrench, Shaft leak, Marine Tool, Tool, Stuffing Box, Shaft, Inboard, Sea Ray, Boating, Marine Store, Marina, Marine Sales, Boat Sales, 2.75" Open Ended Wrench, Stuffing Box Wrench |
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