Old style gekko wand

[Cleanworks]

I have an old style gekko. The one where the spray bar obstructs the vacuum. Been sitting around the shop and decided I should put it into useable shape at least as a back up. One of the worst parts of this design is that the jets are very difficult to remove. There is not a lot of clearance between the jets and the inside of the wand. A regular long socket won't fit. Does anyone make an extremely thin wall socket or t-wrench that will fit?

 

[Desk Jockey]

Poorly designed tool. Sad it is probably the one most people have. Mike's gilded brush could been the deal even if it works half as good as he claims it does.

 

[Cleanworks]

Poorly designed tool. Sad it is probably the one most people have. Mike's gilded brush could been the deal even if it works half as good as he claims it does.

Even their new design is sadly lacking. They are too cheap to even put a filter on the valve. Essential when you're using 11001 jets.

 

[hogjowl]

Bitch bitch bitch

 

[Dolly Llama]

A regular long socket won't fit.

got a bench grinder?
grind one down

..L.T.A.

 

[Cleanworks]

got a bench grinder?
grind one down

..L.T.A.

I was thinking that. Hard to find here. Has to be ultra thin. I think I have some cheap sockets somewhere

 

[Mikey P]

you can buy this or just wait for ours..

Hydro-Force, Vee Jet Wrench

Hydro-Force, Vee Jet Wrench

interlinksupply.com

 

[Cleanworks]

you can buy this or just wait for ours..

Hydro-Force, Vee Jet Wrench

Hydro-Force, Vee Jet Wrench

interlinksupply.com

That would work. I'll check with my interlink guys. Thanks Mike.

 

[scotty747]

Use a smaller socket just on the tip of the jet. i forget which one i used but it fit to get them out. The flat part with the numbers will hold the socket just fine. At least on mine.