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Location: Helena, Montana
Posts: 559
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Re: Super Cheyenne aka the "Devil Cowboy"
Do you like the Steck tool? What is the advantage over a slide hammer? I’ve never seen one used
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landarts
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Location: Star, Idaho
Posts: 1,354
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Re: Super Cheyenne aka the "Devil Cowboy"
Yes, I like the tool. The advantage for me over the slide hammer is I can control the pull of the dent better, instead of guessing how much to slam the weight of the slide hammer. I also like how I can arrange the fulcrum to my advantage and pull up on a stud and tap the area with a body hammer or slapping spoon to make adjustments to the metal.
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Location: Helena, Montana
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Re: Super Cheyenne aka the "Devil Cowboy"
Thank you, I think I’ll order one to try
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