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"Bring the 13-14 key" is a basic mechanic's joke.
Note: in mm.
I don't get it?
Fixed keys are 12-13 and 14-15. 13-14 doesn't exist.
The 13-14 is really only used when you're changing the headlight fluid, for some reason.
Funnily enough the lock for the elbow grease in the closet is also 13-14
Thank you.
Is that an Allan key? I've never seen them marked anything other than a single number, in SAE or metric.
I believe it's an open ended wrench, one end is 12mm the other is 13mm.
Odd; I've never seen multiple sizes on one wrench, nor seen them called 'keys'
https://media.simiranda.com/c/product/llave-fija-2-bocas-hr-6x7-mm-520x520.jpg
Never really see those around here anymore. I have a few in old tractors, but most of them have been lost by now and replaced with box end wrenches of single sizes.
Ah, thanks. Never heard a double ended wrench called a key before.
From German the direct translation to English is screw key.
My bad. In Spanish we call them "llaves" and I translated it without thinking.