🕷️ Powerbuilt 648659 Oil Filter Wrench - Spider Design, Black Review

On my truck, the oil filter is difficult to access with a standard bucket tool. This solved that problem. Also fits my bike. Highly recommended.

On first use the red rubber feet "rolled" and slipped off the filter. Then I removed the red rubber feet. The tool gripped tight enough to remove the filter. Then he went to the trash can.

Powerbuilt Oil Wrench 648659 Spider is a piece of junk. Although the design seems good, it's just the looks. When I tried to remove the oil filter on my 2011 Toyota Tacoma, the plastic grip panels came loose and fell apart. The "spiders" close well, but without the pads they can't grab the filter and just scrape off the paint without releasing the filter. Of course, I have already drained the oil and now have to contaminate the new oil with the remains of the old filter before I can buy a…

Viking Range Light Cover - Bet! The bulb in my Viking range eventually died and I was unable to remove the glass lens protecting the bulb. Attempting to remove the lens with additional grumbling and swearing didn't work so I turned to the internet and found people with the same problem using a spider oil filter wrench to unscrew the lens. Honestly, unwrapping the key took longer than unscrewing the lens - success! I liked that the Spider temples are protected by soft, grippy plastic to avoid…