stevendavid75 wrote:they are a dead set Pain in the backside to adjust, install the whole lot but do look nice sitting on the shelf.
Or as singletracking mentioned, a bent spanner might make life a bit easier.
I had a SR post with same adjusting mech and gave up on it.
I have a couple of the correct Campy seat spanners & while the adjustment on my seatpost was 'inconvenient' it really needed doing only once, so after a couple of adjustments untill the right position was found, it hasn't needed attention in the last 20 years.
The right tools always make life less difficult.