Pin Spanner Wrenches???

[Texas_Eel]

Excellent thanks Zung, I appreciate the help!

Lee

 

[Texas_Eel]

I got the service kits for my MK10 and AIR 2 along with a Divers Oring kit and some Christo-lube I'm planning to order that tool and begin servicing my own equipment from here on out. My regs haven't been serviced in over 7 years. I mainly just use these for doing swimming pool drain grates, etc. for my business so I'll be reading a lot on these forums for support and likely ordering a book or two soon...

Thanks for the information, you're a heck of an asset to these forums for sure!

 

[scubapeter]

This is the best one that I have used.... and the cheapest.
First Stage Spanner Wrench - Dive Right In Scuba - Plainfield, IL

 

[Texas_Eel]

Ordered it, thanks!!

Lee

 

[Texas_Eel]

Well, I just got this wrench. It doesn't fit my Scubapro MK10 first stage though so now I still need to find one that fits my MK10...

 

[Tortuga68]

Scubapro Multi-Tool, Brass Chrome

Regulator Savvy (Spiral Bound)

SCUBA REGULATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR by Vance Harlow

 

[Zung]

What's the inside diameter (opening, where you put the reg) of your wrench?

I've got a hook spanner that says 34 36, its diameter is 34 mm. It's very similar to Tortuga68's. I bought it for the MK20, and it also fits the smaller MK10.

 

[spoolin01]

How about water pump pliers with some soft jaws? How about something rigged up from a hose clamp?

 

[Zung]

Nah, 10 bucks and a trip down to your nearest auto tool shop does it. Why risk scratching up your reg?

 

[Texas_Eel]

I rebuilt my AIR2 a few days ago, it was quite simple. But now I need to rebuild my MK10, I thought ScubaPeter was sending me a link for a spanner wrench that would work on it but it doesn't. I was trying to save money by not getting the ScubaPro tool but wasted $15 instead. I guess I'll either order that or take my 1st stage down to an autoparts place to try and find the spanner like Zung's saying.

Thanks again guys,

Lee