Is this used instead of a basin wrench?
1013848
Yes, absolutely. Fits many things a basin wrench won't fit very well. I wouldn't attempt a faucet replacement without it anymore.
1013849
No. You use this to tighten nuts that you cannot reach with your socket wrench. You use the basin wrench to tighten nuts that are connected to water lines, making it impossible to use this tool because the water line prevents you from putting the wrench on the nut.
363053
I'm not aware of any aluminum wrench. No tools whatsoever are needed for blade changes. This is an awesome tool! Helped me uproot an old hydrangea bush.
1915872
This could be used for that purpose, but turning a bunch of hardware with the various wrenches on this tool might be a pain in the ass. It is a very bulky thing to have to twirl over and over.
1983886
Yes but I dont know what size wrench it takes. Why would you want to remove the nipple? It accepts a hose so oil changes are mess free. I have to change my oil at least once a month and this makes it so easy.
879381
I would say, no. Even though it is a very handy tool for tight places. It even has to use a special adapter to work on Dremel tools and the thread size is smaller as on the newer Dremel tools. Take a long look before spending the money.
1706878
The wrench is the only device that gets into this tight space. The big nut is left rotation to loosen. I had to resort to wedges on the tub lip. A big hammer impacting onto the wrench broke loose the "aluminum nut" on steel shaft !! That was difficult. Best of luck in not striping the edges. I did buy (2) replacement nuts.
2183347
You can use it for that , but I didn't use the wrench at all because I thought it was part of the stand. I didn't have instructions included with my shipment., so I was dumbfounded.
451679
Personally I wouldn't. It's got awesome torque but for that kind of job you probably need to go with an impact wrench.
1868951
Yes, it is. I think they even include the Allen wrench for the job...if I temember correctly.
548839
I'm not sure what you mean by basin. I used it on the lid of my machine and on the side of my dryer where a chip and scratch were, worked great.
2159647
I do not believe you can replace the basin. The motor is connected to the basin.
377609
I am only using 1 basin, however it does fully rotate from left to right. Hope this helps.
682160
Yes. Its like what we call wrench here in the US, is called a Spanner in England, same thing, different name.
373719
Yes. You shouldn't use it for sockets. It's designed as a screw driver not an impact wrench.
1780780
I never used it. Bit May be for situations where there is not much threading on pipe. I just use a little plumbers tape and screwed it on
1489192
Ya-ehs! But it is plastic and I have used it four times (semiannual check for two years). First turn off water then BLEED out pressure (will lessen the loosen process) then recheck the orientation to loosen the canister (common mistake of tighten instead loosen). Remember of the oring when tighten so don't go to town because you will have to loosen it out later tighten as it not leaking not good'N tight tight then you may end up with buying the new wrench. Good luck!
1128788
Yes, your car has a cartridge type filter just like our Sienna van (same engine). Vast improvements using this over a standard wrench for the DIY or Mechanic. Really needed when dealer doesn't know how to torque items correctly.