- Fits 1-1/2″ closet spuds
- Will not scratch fine finishes.
- Can be turned w/ an adjustable wrench extension or heavy-duty screwdriver.
- Will also remove/install toilet seat nuts. New design.
Product Description
Tub Drain Wrench, Heavy Duty Die Cast Aluminum, Fits 1-1/2″ & 2″ Closet Spuds, Can Be Turned With An Adjustable Wrench Or Heavy Duty Screwdriver, Installs & Removes Tub Drains & Closet Spuds, Fits On 1/2″ & 3/8″ Ratchet, Made In USA…. More >>
Superior Tools 6020 Tub Drain Wrench, Fits 1/2-Inch and 3/8-Inch Ratchet
Excellent tool. Easily removed and installed tub drain in two bath tubs. I had to improvise this wrench to remove my second tub drain which was too corroded for the wrench to get sufficinet “grip” on the inside of the drain (the cross piece inside the drain where the wrench normally grabs broke off due to the corrosion). I wrapped the wrench with a piece of rubber liner (cut from a roll of tool box/cabinet shelf liner) which provided just enough grip to unscrew the old drain. Price by Amazon was by far the cheapest price I’ve seen – cheaper than Lowe’s/Home Depot. Showed up at my house in one week with the Free shipping.
Rating: 5 / 5
I used this wrench to remove a tub drain that was looking corroded. Although it fit just right and I had a socket wrench in the top for leverage, I was having trouble getting the wrench to move at all.
I solved this problem by placing the wrench in the freezer for 20 minutes, then letting it set in the tub drain for 10 minutes to ’shrink’ the drain. After that, I was able to slowly unscrew the drain with this wrench and my socket wrench (with extension) in the top.
The nice thing about this wrench is that it gives you both sizes. I had to use the other end (smaller end in my case) when putting in my new drain.
Since then, I have seen this same item at Lowes Home Improvement; however, Amazon has a lower price.
Rating: 5 / 5
Excellent tool. Made removal and replacement of a bath tub/shower drain very quick and simple.
Rating: 5 / 5