Going through my tool kit and found

[JN]

In my tool kit I have 4 open end wrenches
8-10 Matador
11-13 Matador
14-17 Heyco with Star
17-19 Matador
Are these sizes correct and did I originally have all Matador?

I have looked for information but have not seen an answer
If anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it
JN

[kampala]

This is from our tech manual - lots of good info on tools.



https://www.sl113.org/wiki/Accessories/Toolkit

[JN]

yes I was there for an hour today
and still could not find an answer to my question

JN

[mbzse]

Some previous Forum postings discussing Pagoda tool kits: https://www.sl113.org/forums/index.php?topic=21206.25
https://www.sl113.org/forums/index.php?topic=22237.25
https://www.sl113.org/forums/index.php?topic=24397.msg174517#msg174517

[mbzse]

The sizes of the wrenches:
19/17, 17/14, 13/11, and 10/8.
Before 1965, there was no size 13, so 14/11 instead.

In general, all four wrenches were from the same manufacturer.
Matador, Dowidat or Heyco. There can be variations, however

[JN]

Thank you for the information and answering my question. Also thank you both for the previous past and link to the manual.
I enjoyed reading them. I am still having difficulty navigating through all this wonderful information.
Cheers

JN

[Benz Dr.]

At some point MB used 14 mm on their 8 mm nuts.  Probably why their wrench sets were also only 14 mm up to 1965. It could have been a cost saving directive to go to 13 mm instead.

[mbzse]

The change from 14mm to 13mm key width on the M8 nuts and bolt heads was an Industry wide change (DIN  Metric specification).
Allowed some size reduction of designs, and in a large machine brought with it some weight reduction as well.
See also https://www.sl113.org/forums/index.php?topic=29429.msg213005#msg213005