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I ended up just making my own from a cheap box wrench and socket. Just have to keep the offset in mind when you torque them like Cattlerepairman said.

The first step is to disassemble as far as necessary to find out what all is damaged. Then depending on the damage, decide how involved you want to get with repairs. I had a damaged piston and liner in mine. I just replaced them with a used take-out piston and liner from a member here. That was...