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Roger in Wisconsin · Dec 22, 2017

I needed these twice this year. Once when replacing hydraulic hoses on a skid steer and again when replacing brake lines on a ABS. I couldn't find any locally so I just struggled. I found these at Menards for $19.99 each, metric and SAE. I'll be ready next time.

jniolon · Dec 22, 2017

I've probably had mine for 20 years and used them less than half a dozen times... but in situations where NOTHING else would work... worth every penny when you need them !

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grizz02 · Dec 22, 2017

there called crows feet🚜

gab · Dec 22, 2017

Those look exactly like my Snap On sets only priced more reasonably.

SVcummins · Dec 22, 2017

Have a set of them from 3/8 up to 2 inch and they are handy when you need em

JOHN908 · Dec 23, 2017

I use my 7-16 and 11-16 the most,would hurt my hands if I used a wrench.

RobCons · Dec 23, 2017

I like those. Didnt know they made them in line wrench style. Going on the wish list.

Hobo,NC · Dec 23, 2017

Use a extension and a impact wrench It will supersize you what you can rattle lose with them... I buy the cheap ones like that and grind them for open end use, I do not trust that cheap chit on a flare nut I have enoufh problems as it is...

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