Is this the new version with the torx pivot?
460956
I'm fairly certain that this is the newer version of the Manix 2. The older/original version was the model with the translucent blue handle. Regarding your reference to the "torx pivot", I'm not enough of a hardcore knife expert to give you a definitive answer to that. My guess would be that it is the new version of that, since that would seem to go along with the logic of making of a newer version of the knife. Again, that's just my assumption. I can say, however, without hesitation, this is an awesome knife. The lightness and feel is excellent. I'm certain you will not be disappointed in the slightest. I hope this has been helpful to you. I'm fairly certain that this is the newer version of the Manix 2. The older/original version was the model with the translucent blue handle. Regarding your reference to the "torx pivot", I'm not enough of a hardcore knife expert to give you a definitive answer to that. My guess would be that it is the new version of that, since that would seem to go along with the logic of making of a newer version of the knife. Again, that's just my assumption. I can say, however, without hesitation, this is an awesome knife. The lightness and feel is excellent. I'm certain you will not be... » Read More I'm fairly certain that this is the newer version of the Manix 2. The older/original version was the model with the translucent blue handle. Regarding your reference to the "torx pivot", I'm not enough of a hardcore knife expert to give you a definitive answer to that. My guess would be that it is the new version of that, since that would seem to go along with the logic of making of a newer version of the knife. Again, that's just my assumption. I can say, however, without hesitation, this is an awesome knife. The lightness and feel is excellent. I'm certain you will not be disappointed in the slightest. I hope this has been helpful to you. « Show Less
460957
Mine is. I know people who ordered the translucent blue model after the black one came out who also received the Torx pivot on theirs.
848622
Not sure I understand your question, but I removed the bleed screw with a T10 torx wrench.
2010228
No, on the contrary it is better made... I haven't used the standard ones ever since I got it.... plus it is way bigger
2017802
I'd say its a M3 version, but to make sure please go to this link:http://www.pivosforums.com/
1653253
If your referring to the bolt that holds the blade on, then no. I think they made an improvement to the newer model, not entirely sure though.
1964881
Just the proper size "Torx" tool is all you need to disassemble the old units and mount the new ones. It helps the operation if someone holds the lid while doing the work! Good luck! P.S. With the new StrongArms mounted, my lid goes up by itself!! Very good items. V. Tora
227707
Perhaps there are different variations of this set being sold on Amazon under the same listing, because my set (bought from this listing) has 3 torx drivers (the star shaped screwdriver) and the two largest drivers DO in fact have holes in the middle. I can take and add a photo if you would like (just ask).
719545
Yes it is, there are two Torx screws holding on the handle and there are two of the exact same holes on the other side of the knife. This is a good little pocket knife.
2017801
I'd say its a M3 version, but to make sure please go to this link: http://www.pivosforums.com/
1787166
I havent reversed it but i did have a problem with it coming loose and I also bent it on accident. I am not positive on the torx size, I was lucky enough to have the right size from a phone repair kit i had awhile back. The bit you need is probably available at an auto parts store or hardware store in a precision set. I would also throw some loctite on those threads before i put it back together.
593494
Yes, the specs listed clearly state torx: t-25, t-10. You can find the full specs on Crank Brothers website if you need more information.
1978182
so, I had the same question and did some research and found out that there are 2 different models of charge tti's in the picture they show the old model , but list the new models model number. they give you the new model which looks like the one in this picture http://toolguyd.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Leatherman-Charge-TTi-Tools-2013-Style.jpg so pretty much they give you the new one but have not updated the pictures
1349224
Yes it is the version 2 (gyro is flat on rx pcb). The other way to tell version 1 from 2 is the Tx unit. Version 1 Tx has 'F-SERIES 2.4g' and 'CAMERA' in BOLD BLACK letters. Version 2 Tx has 'GR129' and 'CAMERA 2.4 GHz' in RED letters
1141230
I don't know for sure, but the part numbers are different and I believe the Tuff-Torq model numbers are different. My concern would be even if it bolts on you may not have the same power or responsiveness required for your model mower.
1073873
It takes a "Torx" bit. Looks like a #6. Most interchangeable took kits come with them.
190190
Basicly, yes. I can't remember if it was a torx or hex screw that came on the rod end but you can reuse your existing torx screw if desired.
2067727
From this picture, this isn't the one I have. I'm not sure which one this is. Maybe they upgraded the original design.