Telescopic bath tap wrench
- Thread starter Fredstudio
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I have a set of those, and occasionally they can be useful for shifting stubborn nuts.
My usual go to tap spanner s are the Armeg jaw droppers though.
My usual go to tap spanner s are the Armeg jaw droppers though.
I've the original version of that (ridgid) must be 40 years old
As has been said can be useful for awkward nuts even stood on it for leverage.
I've now stopped fitting bathrooms and feel a lot better for it!
As has been said can be useful for awkward nuts even stood on it for leverage.
I've now stopped fitting bathrooms and feel a lot better for it!
I bought one of those from B&Q when I was fitting some new taps to our bath. Only needed them for a couple of turns. I left the ticket on them and took them back for a refund the following day.
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The telescopic version is cheaper. So would suggest the rigid one is better?
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Why am I not surprised?I bought one of those from B&Q when I was fitting some new taps to our bath. Only needed them for a couple of turns. I left the ticket on them and took them back for a refund the following day.
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