Is the R2 the lightest? What kind of wrench do I need to buy?
1410221
It's not heavy at all and all you need is a pair of needle nose pliers to bend the clips that hold the wheels onto the axle. Other then it's fully assembled.
1410222
Needle nosed pliers are the only tool needed. You will need them to bend the pins they give you that hold everything together. Vi have the R12 have no idea about the R2
1410223
I don't know if it's the lightest. That info can be found on the specs of the various carts. As for the tool, tools needed are provided to assemble.
1410224
The only 2 nuts to tighten hold on the front casters. An adjustable wrench that will open to 3/4" max. would do the job. Needlenose pliers are needed, briefly, to bend open the cotter pins that hold on the rear wheels.
1698115
not sure , there are a few companies that list an R8 spindle for it, takes about an hour to change. I added a belt drive and changed the spindle..
186752
Yep. All you need is a 10mm socket wrench. It's really easy. I found a video on YouTube that explained the process.
1399010
hello, if i am not mistaken. should be an allen wrench & an adjustable wrench should be good. i don't know the size of allen wrench.. sorry
1663530
What you need is an impact wrench.....DEWALT DCF880HM2 20-volt MAX Lithium Ion 1/2-Inch Impact Wrench Kit ......is a great choice. We use this daily at our shop for the application you are wanting it for.
583474
3 MM allen & T15 torx work best, but a 7/64" allen will do in a pinch. that said, i doubt you'll ever need to adjust it more than once or twice through the years
1509937
Yep. Just be sure to tighten everything down well before you get started ... those thumbscrews can come loose under vibration.
1801450
You will need just a plier and a small wrench. You can buy both from dollar tree.
263774
It came with it's own Allen wrench. I don't know the size, though. I'm sure if you call Veridian they can advise you. Maybe they'll even send you one?
870498
Ford technican here. A 150 ft lb torque wrench would be fine for a weekend mechanic. There isn't a lot that requires more than 150 ft lbs unless your replacing axles, doing drivetrain work or internal engine/transmission work. But on the other hand, it isn't going to hurt to have the larger capacity wrench just in case you do happen do take on a larger job.
870503
This may be more than what you need, however, suspension work sometimes requires more than the 150 ft-lbs. It is certainly a nicer wrench, I had the cheaper 150 unit for years, then upgraded to this one
803344
Just the allen wrench technically, but having an adjustable wrench would make assembly a bit easier, and you'd need the latter during some adjustment/tune-up routines later.
2166605
The easiest way to go is with a Spec Ops, which will also give you a nice 4 inch pouch for shapener, ferro, and a few small survival tins. A custom kydex sheath is cheap if you do it yourself and have already invested in the rivit tool, heat gun and bag of rivets. Otherwise, just go with the short SpecOps.
2198436
just look at the Topeak website, it has all the detailed specs you will need, and it's very easy to find:Tools26 total Allen Wrenches2-L/2.5/3/4/5/6/8/10mm Torx® WrenchT25 Box Wrenches8/9/10mm 2 each Spoke Wrenches15g/14g Chain ToolCast Cromoly Steel Chain HookStainless Steel Wire Tire LeversTwo Integrated In Body Screw Drivers#2 Phillips & Flat Head KnifeStainless Steel Bottle OpenerHardened Steel CompartmentsFor Two Chain Pins Pedal WrenchMini (For Field Repairs) Tool MaterialHardened Steel BodyEngineering Grade Plastic Bag MaterialHD Nylon Size (L x W x H)8.6 x 4.3 x 4.1 cm 3.4" x 1.7" x 1.6" Weight290 g / 10.21 oz Art.no.TT2353 just look at the Topeak website, it has all the detailed specs you will need, and it's very easy to find:Tools26 total Allen Wrenches2-L/2.5/3/4/5/6/8/10mm Torx® WrenchT25 Box Wrenches8/9/10mm 2 each Spoke Wrenches15g/14g Chain ToolCast Cromoly Steel Chain HookStainless Steel Wire Tire LeversTwo Integrated In Body Screw Drivers#2 Phillips & Flat Head KnifeStainless Steel Bottle OpenerHardened... » Read More just look at the Topeak website, it has all the detailed specs you will need, and it's very easy to find:Tools26 total Allen Wrenches2-L/2.5/3/4/5/6/8/10mm Torx® WrenchT25 Box Wrenches8/9/10mm 2 each Spoke Wrenches15g/14g Chain ToolCast Cromoly Steel Chain HookStainless Steel Wire Tire LeversTwo Integrated In Body Screw Drivers#2 Phillips & Flat Head KnifeStainless Steel Bottle OpenerHardened Steel CompartmentsFor Two Chain Pins Pedal WrenchMini (For Field Repairs) Tool MaterialHardened Steel BodyEngineering Grade Plastic Bag MaterialHD Nylon Size (L x W x H)8.6 x 4.3 x 4.1 cm 3.4" x 1.7" x 1.6" Weight290 g / 10.21 oz Art.no.TT2353 « Show Less
703124
To keep things simple yet clean ARM, S has a double ring set up with quick release levers, if thats to pricey u might try the burris REPR mount
407771
was a while ago, but i did get allen wrench, very small manual, not sure about bbs
589779
A small star wrench. I forget what size. But easy to find at any hardware store for 2 dollars.