Replacement Hex Wrench to Tighten Yakima Roof Rack with Control Towers and Round Crossbars

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I have misplaced my key to tighten the roof rack. Do you sell just a key? Screw drivers do not work.

asked by: Diane E

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You have the Yakima Control Towers with round crossbars. In one of the pictures you can make out the Yakima logo on the base of the tower. The tightening tool for this is a 5 millimeter hex wrench, part # 8880143.

expert reply by: Charles S

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