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  1. 07-02-2015, 12:43 PM #1
    800AMSOIL4U
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    The easy way to take off a SeaDoo Supercharger top torx bolt.

    I found a great wrench for taking off a SeaDoo Supercharger top torx bolt from Home Depot. It is a closed end Ratcheting 5 Degree wrench. About $6.00 at Home Depot.
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    awesome tool. I have an entire set of craftsman's that seem to be handy for a number of jobs and for only a few dollars more for a set when on sale.
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