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    We are looking for a cylinder base nut wrench part number KM-5204. (kent-moore) Lead time from Aviall is forever and this is a replacement for one that got broken.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aricraft Engineering View Post
    We are looking for a cylinder base nut wrench part number KM-5204. (kent-moore) Lead time from Aviall is forever and this is a replacement for one that got broken.
    I would try ATS first.


    https://www.aircraft-tool.com/shop/d...ookieSupport=1

    https://www.handsontools.com/Kent-Mo...4_p_40432.html

    https://www.skygeek.com/ats-5204.html
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    Thanks Jet! Tried them (all) and the lead time is like 135 days or more. THEN...I have the boss who DOESN'T want to spend $400+ for it. So the search continues...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aricraft Engineering View Post
    We are looking for a cylinder base nut wrench part number KM-5204. (kent-moore) Lead time from Aviall is forever and this is a replacement for one that got broken.
    of the broken one?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Aricraft Engineering View Post
    We are looking for a cylinder base nut wrench part number KM-5204. (kent-moore) Lead time from Aviall is forever and this is a replacement for one that got broken.
    I'm just gonna throw it out there... If the lead time is that long, why not just repair the one you have? Unless it's bent like a Twizzlers stick it should be reparable
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    Back story...part-time guy borrowed from a full-time guy (on day he was out), without permission, and 'it broke'. Boss, out of good faith wants to replace at a reasonable cost. Name: Wrench.jpg Views: 83 Size: 65.4 KB
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    Looks very repairable to me... But if it must be replaced, sounds like you're between a rock and a hard place.
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    His tool was taken without permission and broken. I know I wouldn't be happy with a repaired wrench. I'd be livid and want a new one yesterday.

    Will Kent Moore warranty the tool? Do you have a tool program at work? Put it on the part time guys account and let him pay it over 10 weeks. Lesson learned for both. Keep your box locked and don't take tools without permission.
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    Send it to me, Ill fix it better than new. That's a 749.00 wrench, Ill use a snap on wrench to fix it. 100.00


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    Quote Originally Posted by Aricraft Engineering View Post
    Back story...part-time guy borrowed from a full-time guy (on day he was out), without permission, and 'it broke'. Boss, out of good faith wants to replace at a reasonable cost. Name: Wrench.jpg Views: 83 Size: 65.4 KB
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    ATS has them for sale
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