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| | | | Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 6,377 Ex Hall Monitor | | Ex Hall Monitor Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 6,377 | Is there a specialty tool for loosening/tightening the clamp screw on the distributor. I don't have a problem with the '38 but the '53 is harder for me to access. I can get a screwdriver on the screw but can't turn it due to my arthritic hands. I used a slot head screwdriver bit with my 1/4" ratchet but had a heck of a time keeping the bit in the slot of the screw. What would work perfect would be a tool that looks like a 1/4" deep socket that slips over the head of the screw, has a recessed blade to fit in the screw slot and fits on the 1/4" ratchet. Is there something like that already in existence or do I have to invent one? 
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