Review on 🔧 Optimized Oregon 42-452 Spark Plug Wrench by Robert Diaz

I tried it on my Craftsman snow blower. There is not enough clearance in the snow thrower because other parts of the machine are in the way. Work is also made more difficult at low temperatures. old, rusty spark plug. You have to wrestle and hit with a hammer to provide enough torque to get the job done. You should consider getting a ratchet socket bit. You may also need an extension cord if using a wrench. In the end I settled on a cobalt spark plug wrench (cost me about $5 at Lowes) and used it with a drill adapter (a Dewalt hex adapter for $4 at Lowes). . Similar products are also available here at Revain. I am attaching a picture of my setup. Much simpler and more practical solution than this.