Substitute for 317002

[Jitterbug127]

Hello! I am currently adding some outboard tools to my shop.
My short list
1. Ultrasonic cleaner
2. A better spark checker
3. New Carb cleaning brushes
4. Long telescopic magnet
5. No taper screwdriver for carbs

I haven’t broken the brass fitting on one yet, and I’d like to keep my streak alive: the 317002 is $50-60 on eBay. I’ll pay that but I’d rather get something suitable that is cheaper. Briggs and Stratton 19061 is on eBay for $20. I wasn’t sure if this would work? Do y’all have another suggestion or is best to just bite bullet on 317002.

Thanks and have a blessed day!

[crosbyman]

and for the general population  what is a 317002  ?

Joining AOMCI has priviledges 🙂

[joecb]

Just looks like a specialized screwdriver with a stubby straight (no taper) tip.  Maybe check out quality gunsmith drivers, at Brownell’s ( on line catalogue- “tools”) , these drivers come in a wide verity of bit sizes and widths, all with no – taper tips. Gunsmiths don’t like to “jimmy-up” screw heads on , like  $10, 000 shotguns.

Joe B

[fleetwin]

317002 is the OMC universal fixed jet remover/installer screwdriver.    That Briggs tool looks like it might work out, unfortunately you would have to buy it and try it to know….

[Steve D]

On the suggestion of Cajun Cook and Frank Robb I bought these some years ago and they work fine. Current price is $3.66 each.
#5944A43 Tight Clearance Slotted Insert Bit, 1/4″ Hex Shank, 3/16″ Tip Width, 1-1/2″ Overall Length, 1-1/8″ Shaft Length

https://www.mcmaster.com/5944A43/

[elgin2]

I bought a few of those years ago. They work great. I recall one or both of those guys recommended them.

[frankr]

Yep, order 4 of them.  One to use, one to lose, one to give away, and one just because it is such a good deal.

[The Boat House]

Get at least one of these O ring picks.
Its the tool I use the most.
Hardly a day goes by I don’t use it for something.
Harbor Fright & eBay has them.
Tubs
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[rmhxruss]

I have a note Richards Outboard Tools.

[cron78]

Seems like the blades without flares would be good to adjust points, too, without having to move wires out of the way.

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