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Park-Tool-PW-3-Pedal-Tools-TL7276

SKU: TL7276

Park Tool PW-3 15.0mm and 9/16" Pedal Wrench Shop Quality Bicycle Tools

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$28.95
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Manufacturer Warranty

This is a pre order item. We will ship it when it comes in stock.
Specifications

Tip Size15.0mm
Tip Size9/16"

The PW-3 is made from Cro-Moly steel for a shop quality pedal wrench made to last.
  • Rounded handle will not dig into the hand like flat wrenches
  • Made from Cro-Moly steel for superior strength and durability
  • Features 15mm and 9/16" precision openings
Description
The PW-3 is made from Cro-Moly steel for a shop quality pedal wrench made to last.
  • Rounded handle will not dig into the hand like flat wrenches
  • Made from Cro-Moly steel for superior strength and durability
  • Features 15mm and 9/16" precision openings

Customer Reviews

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ORRIN W. KNAUSS

GREAT PW-3 PARK TOOL;

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marco r.

Chiave professionale che consente una buona leva.
Oltre che efficace é anche bella da esporre in officina;

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Alleskleber86c

Einfach ein ganz anderes Level wie diese Blechschlüssel;

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John F.

These worked on my RAD mini 4 and my mini step thru. Made it easy to take pedals off and put them on. Watch the you tube and it will be easy. Don’t forget the anti seize lubricant. By using that they will be easier to get off in the future.;

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Germanrazor

Okay had some stubborn platforms on a used bike I was trying to get off to put my Time pedals as this bike is a dedicated trainer bike. I had a pedal wrench < no name generic. One would think it would work as it has in the past. However these pedals were wrenched by Godzilla I do believe. So ordered the Park that lets be honest quite expensive. So it came and to the pedals I go. Didn’t even need to tap with a hammer. These came off after a few forced pushes. Awesome simple tool.;

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