Jim's M8 inner cam bearing tool.

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07-23-2020, 12:21 PM

OldMike

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Originally Posted by P51Driver

Is that tool made by Jim's? You don't live 225 miles from Toledo. Do you ? How can they not have perch just cast a line from their front deck.

It's not Jim's.
I'm guessing 450 miles is two round trips or just keep the tool

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07-23-2020, 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by RET_SCPO

I have the FM tool and will vouch for it. I've done two bikes using it and it works great.

Nice. I am going to stick one on my next order. I am amassing quite a few Jim's M8 tools.

I am a tool *****. Admitting it is the first step...

I plan to see what the next hot cam is after the W22Xe, might have to make a little change next year

As for OP, just buy it, then sell it here on the site, you will lose very little that way.

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07-24-2020, 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Oldskewl

I'm very curious what you think would be a fair price to "rent" that tool too. You must be in the $5 - $10 range or something else ridiculous. if I was to rent someone a tool, I'd charge them whatever the tool cost me to have delivered to my house. Upon return of the tool as long as it's not f**** up I'd charge them $50.00 just for my time. Time is money and I don't have a lot of spare time.

Well I guess it is a good thing that you don't have a inner cam bearing tool to rent out.

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