🔧 Heavy Duty Faucet and Hex Nut Wrench for Draft Warehouse - Enhanced with Vinyl Coating Review

Very happy to find this. Unfortunately this doesn't work for my commercial microbrewery. The hook is too small to fit the holes on my US beer faucet rings. Expand to be deeper and buy again. This can work for the home brewer. See photo for comparison.

DO NOT BUY THIS POS tool unless you want to ruin the tap collar as it won't hold it properly and will tear off fairly quickly. Buy a more expensive one on micromatic. I have been working in the brewing industry for over 11 years. Don't skimp on price cuts.

A good tool at a reasonable price as it is highly specialized and hard to find. Unfortunately my kegerator's collar was not used for about three months and was glued on so the "spring" broke off when I started working with this tool. Excellent rubber grip, not very durable. I would buy it again if I had properly maintained my gear.

For a long time I couldn't tighten the hammer on my kegerator. Then my friend recommended me this tool and it saved my life. I no longer have to deal with leaking or dripping faucets. The bad guys puffed well and the beer pours well. Now that I have it, I'm very glad I have it. If you have a kegerator, you should definitely get one of these.

Tail or nipple - call it what you will - just isn't long enough to sit in the collar holes. Doesn't work at all. It's not even a pin like you'd expect from a wrench. The letter "v" is simply stamped. Also, the blue cover expands into a semi-circular area on what I got. Now this can be useful for extra support and even collar edge protection if done right, but designed as it is it only makes the problem worse.

Good quality. I bought this one because it seemed "better" than some of the plain ones. But one of the jobs it was designed for is tightening a faucet nut in a faucet in a confined space. What you really need in this situation is one of those wrenches that has a lot of little pointed edges so it bites at different angles so you can tighten it a little at a time. Since this only grips the nut on two parallel sides, not a series of faces, it just doesn't work to tighten the faucet nut in the…