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Sat 8 Apr 2006 10:43

Citroen lower ball joint tool - bargain - Keith J

Just bought one of these(code SX027) for Pugs & Citroen, at what I think is a good price (unless you of course know different). So if anyone needs anything this site has half price deals on them and lots of other stuff. I am not connected with this site in any way but the ball joint tool seems to be good quality.

www.britishminiclub.co.uk/tools/Hub-Suspension-Too...l

All the best

Keith

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Sat 8 Apr 2006 11:03

Citroen lower ball joint tool - bargain - L'escargot

I've added the site to my favourites list.
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L\'escargot.

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Sat 8 Apr 2006 14:40

Citroen lower ball joint tool - bargain - Fullchat

And me. What is it about men and tools??
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Sat 8 Apr 2006 17:30

Citroen lower ball joint tool - bargain - JH

The things that you never knew you needed. How about a Battery post & Terminal Cleaner? Admit it now, when did you last clean your battery posts and terminals? Well you need one then.
JH

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Mon 10 Apr 2006 01:25

Citroen lower ball joint tool - bargain - Pete M

I bought a lovely two piece chrome battery post and terminal cleaner many years ago. It gets used about once a year, but the action of cleaning the battery posts with a few quick twists always gives me the quiet satisfaction of having just the perfect tool for the job. Perhaps that's what it is about men and tools?

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