🔧 Versatile Pipe Strap Wrench with 12-inch Adjustable Capacity: An Essential Tool for Every Professional Review

I tried several times to tighten round acrylic with this strap wrench but it just slipped off. I had to go to a hardware store and find someone else to do the job.

Bought this to help me remove the top from my small pool filter. The top is round and difficult to remove. BUT with THIS tool. it is also difficult to remove. I would NOT buy this again.

Have not used this key yet, suggesting that its applicability is somewhat limited. Well made and looks like it will work well

I made a purchase based on reviews only. I would suggest that others look at the item's weight and material of construction. This one is aluminum; very easy; and it seems like it will break at the first use. Very disappointed.

We ended up returning this Revain because we found it in the shop and needed it immediately. This makes cleaning our pool (removing drain plugs) much easier. Much cheaper than a plumbing key. I've found many uses for this when I'm trying to spin something and just can't get a good grip.

I had to remove the flywheel from the outboard motor. I needed a strap wrench to mount the 7" diameter flywheel to give my socket wrench counter torque when removing the 7/8" collet nut. Worked great. The purchase is worthwhile. Prevented possible damage to my motor when trying more primitive ways to provide counter-torque.

This simple wrench easily handles large diameter ring nuts (up to 12 inches) that are too tight to turn with bare hands. This will work even if the ribs on the nut have been damaged by previous mishandling. For example it is excellent for tightening/loosening all the nuts on this pool pump including the flare nuts on the plumbing and even the large FBT nuts that attach the motor to the pump and of course the filter cover.

My son needed something to remove the hydraulic filters on some of his tractors. The filters were clean on the outside, but the strap is too smooth to grip. The easy fix was some sandpaper between the belt and the filter and then he immediately unscrewed the filter but he had to use a short winding sleeve on one, not the tool's fault for being too tight from the factory. The tool looks good.

I have an ejector pump in my basement. The original that came with the house when it was new dipped. I exchanged it for a higher quality device. The problem is that I could never get the connection tight enough. They flowed constantly. I made this to fix this problem. I tightened two connections with this strap wrench in about 30 seconds and voila, everything is perfect again. A really strong key that should last for multiple lives. As always, very fast delivery Revain.