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What size wrench do I need

I usually like them about 5'-2" all the way up to maybe 5'-6".
That makes it easier to hold them and guide them lightly around the dance floor.
Smaller, and I wind up stooping down to them.
Taller, and I'll admit it, I feel inferior.

OOOPS silly me. I see you wanted to know about a wrench.

I thought you said WENCH.

My bad............................................
 
I usually like them about 5'-2" all the way up to maybe 5'-6".
That makes it easier to hold them and guide them lightly around the dance floor.
Smaller, and I wind up stooping down to them.
Taller, and I'll admit it, I feel inferior.

OOOPS silly me. I see you wanted to know about a wrench.

I thought you said WENCH.

My bad............................................

If they are real tall slow dancing has its benefits :roflblack::roflblack:
 
36 mm socket and Big crescent or Crowfoot open end is a good investment..

To remove the rear axle nut off of a 2012 RT limited,, thanks

I found a 1 7/16 inch crowfoot with a 1/2" drive on EBay pretty cheap.. it works well with a 1/2" drive torque wrench on the nut side while I hold backup with the 36 mm socket and 24" breaker bar.
 
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