Left-handed wrenches

[SonOfRDgear]

I was helping my friend work on his car yesterday, and he told me I could help out by picking him up a set of left-handed wrenches from the store. He also said I should get a bucket of steam as well. I looked around all day and I couldn't find them anywhere. Nobody at the store was helpful either they just kinda stared at me like idiots. When i came back without them my friend looked really disappointed because now he couldn't change his muffler bearings. I feel really bad, but I cant find them anywhere. Is this something I'll need to order online?

 

[tc1959]

 

[maliburacinfreak]

:lol: any parts store should have them, right next to the canooter valves. maybe try home depot, theyll be close to the board stretchers.

 

[FE3X CLONE]

They're typically stocked right next to the blinker fluid.

 

[565bbchevy]

Harbor Freight sells some that are reversible so they work for either hand, I have a set that I use when I need to hold something with my left hand and tighten with my right or vise-versa. Almost sounds believeable doesn't it. :lol:

 

[SonOfRDgear]

:|

...someone didn't read the first post

 

[robhowardiii]

Funny I had the same problem when I was wetsanding my cutlass. someone told me to put some "elbow grease" in it. I looked everywhere and didn't find any. It turns out wheel berring grease is not a substitute (just FYI)

 

[burgundy83]

They're typically stocked right next to the blinker fluid.

And the airbag oil

 

[outsider_27]

I thought they were special order items, like the Chevy pickup suspension I beams.

 

[SonOfRDgear]

I thought they were special order items, like the Chevy pickup suspension I beams.

Thats what I'm guessing. Not a single store had them.
One dude at Sears said that they come pre-packaged with sets of long weights. I told him to get me a long weight, but then he disappeared. I stood there for about 5 hours and he never showed back up... so I'm stuck at this point.