WTB: Hex Allen Key 10mm or 12mm

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WTB: Hex Allen Key 10mm or 12mm

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Maybe a needle in a haystack but hoping someone might have a 12mm hex key for a swb spark plug wrench marking should be DIN 911 12 SW

And the 10mm marked either DIN 911 SW 10 KLEIN Germany or just 10 KLEIN

Any help would be appreciated thanks
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Re: WTB: Hex Allen Key 10mm or 12mm

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Hello Monty

I have had this kit for sale on here for quite some time. This was put together for a friend but apparently not wanted by him nor anyone on DDK probably due to the cost.
I don’t suppose a full kit is now a desirable item so it may be time to split it up and sell individual parts. You will see from the pictures that it has a 10mm KLEIN included in the kit. I really hate to split as it took many years of searching to get everything together for an authentic kit but if you want to pm me for a price for the plug spanner
(including delivery location) we can discuss. Thanks.

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Thanks Mike have sent you PM
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Why Mike posted his toolkit when I was seeking only 1 tool others can opine although I have my own view. His toolkit has been for sale for several years. Why not just post the item I was seeking.? Despite Mike saying the toolkit was "authentic" the posted toolkit contains several tools not seen in a Porsche toolkit and there are several omissions. Mike also sent photos which included a different lug wrench to the posted toolkit and mismatched wrenches. There was no disclosure the lug wrench was incorrect nor the mismatched wrenches. Mike then told a sob story after I pointed out the deceit. Mike also sent a photo and invited me to buy his Messko which is not seen in any Porsche toolkit. Despite Mike saying in his post and by message he would consider selling items individually that was never the case as I made a generous offer on the tool I was seeking. Mike only wanted to sell his rubbish toolkit as a whole. Mike bragged about his connections and experience to gain my confidence. Mike thought I was a simpleton but I am nobody’s fool. Come on Mike the 20 plus Porche veteran tell your cavalry why you tried to offload your dud Messko.
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I’d pipe down a bit Monty unless you want a ban? Mike is a well respected member of this forum for many many many years. If you’re got an issue with the goods offered to you then deal directly with him but don’t start whining on here
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Monty43 wrote:Why Mike posted his toolkit when I was seeking only 1 tool others can opine although I have my own view. His toolkit has been for sale for several years. Why not just post the item I was seeking.? Despite Mike saying the toolkit was "authentic" the posted toolkit contains several tools not seen in a Porsche toolkit and there are several omissions. Mike also sent photos which included a different lug wrench to the posted toolkit and mismatched wrenches. There was no disclosure the lug wrench was incorrect nor the mismatched wrenches. Mike then told a sob story after I pointed out the deceit. Mike also sent a photo and invited me to buy his Messko which is not seen in any Porsche toolkit. Despite Mike saying in his post and by message he would consider selling items individually that was never the case as I made a generous offer on the tool I was seeking. Mike only wanted to sell his rubbish toolkit as a whole. Mike bragged about his connections and experience to gain my confidence. Mike thought I was a simpleton but I am nobody’s fool. Come on Mike the 20 plus Porche veteran tell your cavalry why you tried to offload your dud Messko.
You might want to check your browser - you’re not on pistonheads.

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I think there must be a mistake because the person that you describe ('slag off') is nothing like the Mike ('210bhp') I've known (& dealt with many times) for ~ 20 years ...

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I think this all started badly when I posted a LINK to my toolkit merely to show that I had a hex Allen key available. I think my post above (No 2) shows clearly I was prepared to sell items separately. Unfortunately Monty took this the wrong way and seems to think I was trying to sell him the whole kit. Even more unfortunately he took every subsequent email with pictures (and there were quite a few) the wrong way too. In the end the situation became unresolvable.

I’m sorry this had to reach the forum.

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Re: WTB: Hex Allen Key 10mm or 12mm

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Unfortunately one of those members who joins, asks for parts or information as all previous posts show, (just 40 of them) and contributes nothing in return. Then has a moan on here because they are not getting something for nothing.
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Hi Mike

If there’s one person on this forum who doesn’t have to apologise it’s you sir

Monty…. Manners matter….. You’re new to this forum clearly and you have made a huge mistake in your early time amongst a lot of people who care a great deal.

Suggest you think next before you engage brain and type…..
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Well done Monty43 for showing everyone on DDK you aren't to be trusted in one post

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