Thank God Scott, so you mean this is gonna be like a fact finding sticky huh.
Tim, I think I heard Scott volunteer for that task. And a flat blade screwdriver.... that sound like its a mirrored from the discussion on the other thread about Clutch Head drivers. Yes, if the screws are not very tight and if you can find a flat blade screw driver that will fit the diameter it is possible to remove or install them clutch head screws with a flat blade screwdriver.
However, I've found it a pain in the ars to locate a blade that fits the slot good. And if the screws are tight (which they usually are) all you succeed in doing is bending the tips of the screw driver blade. I'm in agreement with Grigg on this one. That is, I'm all for using the right tool for the job at hand.
Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL
