Yamaha Suzuki Kawasaki Polaris Honda Harley Ktm Feeler Gauge Valve Gauge 21-017 on 2040-parts.com
Abilene, Kansas, US
Here is a really nice feeler gauge.
Unlike most this one is actually long enough to reach the tappets with 4" blades that are hardened and polished.
It is made from stainless Steele and will work on about every machine made:
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Manufactures LIFTIME WARRANTY
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