Nos16130 - Cushion Handle Bottle Nut Wrenches P/n 16130nos on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Bottle Nut/AN Combo Wrench
No need to pack multiple AN wrenches along with a bottle nut wrench. The NOS Combo Wrench combines the ability to service 3AN, 4AN, 6AN, 8AN lines and 1-1/4" bottle nuts in one handy tool. Precision machined from 6061-T6 aluminum with a black anodize and laser etched for great looks and easy size identification. Nitrous Bottle Nut WrenchThis special wrench was designed for quick removal of bottle nut adapters on NOS Hi-Flo and Super Hi-Flo valves without damage. Short handle design prevents over-torquing.  |
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