5-Point sockets
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mcfarmall
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The only 5 point socket I've seen is at McMaster Carr and it's for fire hydrants!
bullbreaker
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Williams BB-526 Penta-Socket, 3/8" Drive, 51/64", 5-Point - - Amazon.com
oops wrong size .......
please accept my appoligy I'am installing kitchen fauchet and answering ques on TBN at the same time, not a good idea . Father time catching up with me I should know better ........
oops wrong size .......
please accept my appoligy I'am installing kitchen fauchet and answering ques on TBN at the same time, not a good idea . Father time catching up with me I should know better ........
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AWSubie
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The 10 mm should work
Maybe try one of these?
https://images.homedepot-static.com...47/svn/gator-grip-sockets-etc120a-64_1000.jpg
https://images.homedepot-static.com...47/svn/gator-grip-sockets-etc120a-64_1000.jpg
Roadworthy
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And since 25/64 is almost exactly ten millimeters that set should work for you.
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25/64 = 0.390625
10mm = 0.393701 ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 thousands larger
10mm = 0.393701 ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 thousands larger
The 1715 uses a shibauru engine from japan, which is metric. The other posters are correct in thinking it's a 10mm, because it is.
