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M&W adjusting spanner?

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Harry Bloomfield - 29 Jan 2010 19:33 GMT
I have an old Moore & Wright micrometer, which needs a little
adjustment to get the zero accurate and maybe strip down for a clean,
unfortunately it came without the little spanner. It is a little over
2" long, with a C at one end, an open ender at the other and I
understand it is standard spanner for all models. I wonder if anyone
might have one surplus to their needs?

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       Harry (M1BYT) (L)
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Peter Neill - 01 Feb 2010 06:40 GMT
>I have an old Moore & Wright micrometer, which needs a little
>adjustment to get the zero accurate and maybe strip down for a clean,
>unfortunately it came without the little spanner. It is a little over
>2" long, with a C at one end, an open ender at the other and I
>understand it is standard spanner for all models. I wonder if anyone
>might have one surplus to their needs?

I think I might have a few of these in an old toolbox, but different
sizes IIRC. Do you know the barrel and pin hole diameter?

Peter
Harry Bloomfield - 01 Feb 2010 16:44 GMT
Peter Neill submitted this idea :

>> I have an old Moore & Wright micrometer, which needs a little
>> adjustment to get the zero accurate and maybe strip down for a clean,
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>
> Peter

Thanks, but an hour ago I managed to track one down - Mitchell Fox,
Leeds £2.29 each.

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       Harry (M1BYT) (L)
http://www.ukradioamateur.co.uk

 
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