🔧 Titan 209: The Ultimate 8-Inch Adjustable Construction Spud Wrench Review

A loose setscrew will allow this wrench to be loosened in a turn or two. The only way to tighten it To control is to keep your finger on the adjusting screw while turning the key.

Looks like a well made tool in tight spaces. If you work on cell towers I highly recommend getting this, it will be your key and won't weigh down your tool bags.

As if the adjustable wrench wasn't a handy tool for your toolbox, the rat tail of this adjustable wrench is extremely handy in the workplace. I was able to line up the holes in the frames of the machines we build at work so I can screw them together without having another person line up the pieces.

Good product for the price. I might buy another one or two to keep in different tool boxes. If you need a bolt, you need a bolt or you're wasting time involving inserting different Phillips screwdrivers to open up the hole and then sticking a couple of flat head screwdrivers in the hole to widen it.The adjustable wrench has some sloppiness but combined it's a pretty good tool 2 in 1. The finish was a bit rough and I had to use a file to remove some of the sharp burrs, all in all it's worth…

This wrench is advertised as having an 8" socket but it is not. Length from end to end is 10-1/4". Despite the description says it's 10" long (over 10" actually) it shouldn't be listed as 8". If you look at the manufacturer's website you can clearly see that model #209 of this wrench is a 10" Wrench is NOT an 8" wrench, and model #211 is a 12" wrench. I wouldn't buy. I have a lot of 10" wrenches. To make matters worse, I bought three of them. It There are some very good keys, but they aren't 8…

I've searched and searched and searched for a mini box. I've never thought of the Amazon as a mannequin. The first thing I will say is that it's not "too big", it's perfect. Fits in my bolt pouch with no problem. This pitcher isn't heavy, but it definitely stands up to hard work. No it's not one size fits all, use the right tool for the job and it will handle any small to medium workload. I have worked on several bridges and some larger commissions and this bolt is a great tool at an unbeatable

Good product for the price. I might buy another one or two to keep in different tool boxes. If you need a bolt, you need a bolt, or you'll waste time using different Phillips screwdrivers to open the hole and then sticking a couple of flathead screwdrivers in the hole to widen it. The adjustable wrench has some sloppiness, but combined it's a pretty good tool 2 in 1. The surface was a bit rough and I had to use a file to remove some of the sharp burrs. All in all, it's worth having on hand at…

This wrench is advertised as an 8" bolt, but it isn't. Length from end to end is 10-1/4 inches. Although the description says it is 10" long (over 10" actually), it should not be listed as 8". If you look at the manufacturer's website you can clearly see that this wrench is model #209 is a 10" wrench, NOT an 8" wrench, and model #211 is a 12" wrench. I wouldn't buy. I have a lot of 10" wrenches. To make matters worse, bought I have three of them. There are some very good keys, but they aren't 8

I searched and searched and searched for a mini carton. I've never thought of the Amazon as a mannequin. The first thing I will say is that it's not "too big", it's perfect. Fits in my bolt pouch with no problem. This pitcher isn't heavy, but it definitely stands up to hard work. No it's not one size fits all, use the right tool for the job and it will handle any small to medium workload. I have worked on several bridges and some larger commissions and this bolt is a great tool at an unbeatable