URGENEX Universal Professional Multi Function Vanadium Review

It can grab almost anything, my friend lost his spare tire bender on his MDX Honda Accord. I placed it on the end of the pentagonal shaft and the spare part bobbed up and down like it was made for him.

The only annoying thing is that I wrote a really good long review and this app deleted it! However, these seemingly "useless" socket compliments are very handy and do exactly what they say they do. especially if you have an unfamiliar or unfamiliar fastner or hook that requires more than a simple hand twist.

Not for high torque, shock or anything with a broken rod. but useful for the lazy and useful when you don't need a lot of sockets. or easy to lose. 2 sockets to handle them all is (almost) fine if you don't need a lot of sockets. or have non-standard, irregularly shaped nuts and bolts that need loosening or tightening.

Have used it on a few eyelet hooks on quad anchors and no matter how carefully I center the eyelets in the socket it still wobbles and with a Dewalt DC825B impact wrench it turned hard. That was the main reason I bought it. I wanted to try the smaller one on the square plug on the snow plow pump, but it was too small and the large one didn't fit between the plug and the pump.

bought for my husband because I thought it was a good concept and knew he didn't have such a thing. Husband is picky about his tools...likes only American ones and comes with a lifetime warranty...heavy duty. He wasn't sure but we tested them on different heads to unscrew and the tool worked. I don't think it's a hard task, but for light projects it will work. I am happy with my purchase and will definitely use it.

Firstly, don't do what I did if you want it to survive. I bought it to loosen locknuts with a lost key. The tabs had to be engaged with at least 120 lb-ft of torque. I drove the cut bolts into the first nut and went to town with a small head on my percussion pistol. This didn't help, several pins were stuck in the plastic central hexagon. However, I found that the bits were about the same size, so I removed the plastic center, put in the bit, and raced. The first nut began to turn reluctantly…