I got an RBCS lube-a-matric the other day and I am looking for the 15/16 wrench that came with the sizer new. Would any body happen to have one laying around? tdoor3040@yahoo.com
I got an RBCS lube-a-matric the other day and I am looking for the 15/16 wrench that came with the sizer new. Would any body happen to have one laying around? tdoor3040@yahoo.com
I've never known RCBS to furnish a wrench with there sizer.
Calamity Jake
NRA Life Member
SASS 15704
Shoot straight, keepem in the ten ring.
If anyone has one lying around, it's RCBS. Bet they'd give you one for free if you called them. Their customer service is some of the best in the industry. However, don't be surprised if you find out they didn't ship a wrench with the lube-a-matic. Best I've seen is an allen wrench in a die set or a set of allen wrenches that came with the Dillon.
Just talked with RCBS and the wrench is discontinued , part # 80099 die locking cap wrench. according to rcbs a wrench was packed with a new lube-a-matic . I am hoping that someone will still have one laying around.
After mine broke down from years of usage I went to Home Depot and bought a reversable double ended ratcheting wrench in 1/4x5/16" size. Others have also used a socket from a 1/4" socket set with a 1/4" ratchet wrench.Robert
NO, this is a BIG wrench for removing the sizing die retaining nut
not the lube feed screw wrench
Mike
NRA Benefactor 2004 USAF RET 1971-95
I shopped flea markets looking for just the right deal. I think it was a dollar with open and box ends. I intended to hack saw the box end off to five or so inches long for better storage options but so far just using it as is. I also use a 1/4" ratcheting wrench for the lube screw same as Robert.
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Wish I'd seen this this morning. I saw a 15/16 combination wrench for $.25 today.
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Go to the Vendor area of this forum and contact the Perfessor, I believe he makes exactly what you are looking for,.........only better.
Paul G.
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I just use an 8" crescent, has worked good enough for 35+ years.
Calamity Jake
NRA Life Member
SASS 15704
Shoot straight, keepem in the ten ring.
I had a set of CHEEEP stubby wrenches. The best use I found for them was to use the 7/8" and 15/16" for the die retaining nuts on the Lyman 450 and RCBS Lubamatic. Being short ~five inches long, you aren't tempted to try to put 9,000 ft lbs of torque on those very fine threads.
Before that it was an 8 or 10" Crescent hammer, whichever one came to hand first.
Robert
I have my original one I got with the Lube-a-Matic, and it is a pretty simple piece of 1/8" plate steel that has been punched out to size. If you are energetic enough you could easily make one with a little work with a hack saw, drill and files if you are careful. I have made several "special purpose" wrenches for my reloading equipment this way and they work well for many years and don't wear out.
I went to Sears and bought one stubby wrench. Still using it.
Wayne the Shrink
There is no 'right' that requires me to work for you or you to work for me!
Go to Sears and look for the skinny wrenches they sell. The wrench is designed to get into tight spots.
Another route to take is to go to the Dillon Press site and purchase a supply of their die nuts and the Dillon wrench to install and remove them. The nuts are much smaller than those used by other companies and are much easier to work with in tight spots. The wrench is made from flat stock and has a 7/16 on one end and the other is cut for the 1 inch nut. I changed all of my dies over. Later David
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I was hoping to find an org. wrench I have got something that works very well. broke a 1/2 in drive socket some time ago and didn't throw it away so I cut it off, I just wanted an org wrench to go with the lube-a-matic
I found a surplus 15/16 flare nut wrench on fleabay. Works well.
http://search.ebay.com/111694161424
"Still have the protective material on them." I think it's cosmoline. A simple spritz with WD-40 will NOT clean it off.
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have a look at these
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lyman-Lube-S...item4196e8baf2
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lyman-Lubric...item3f4cfb0152
hope these help
John J
OOOOOPS! Sorry.
I though you were looking for a WENCH! I was going to suggest checking out some of the local bars and taverns!!!!!!!!
I found mine when I fell off a log drunker than a skunk at a kegger back in college. Haven't been able to get rid of for over 41 years now!!!!!
HA......ha!
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