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HAUTMEC Tub Drain Remover Wrench Tool Heavy Duty Aluminum Shower Bathtub Drain Removal Tool PL0030

$7.89$20.99

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Sobre este artículo

  • The dual ended tub drain wrench fits most inner diameter 1 3/8" and 1 1/2" tub drain shoe,ideal for removing most old tub and shower drains and installing new on.
  • Make sure the the size of drain shoe is matched with this tub drain remover.If the drain crossbar is badly damaged,you may need to use a tool called a tub drain extractor.
  • Operate this tub drain remover with an adjustable wrench or heavy duty screwdrivers to fit the crossbar in the bathtub and quickly loosen it.
  • A heavy-duty aluminum die-cast construction,robust and lightweight, reduces hand fatigue and enables plumbers to remove or install bathtub drains efficiently.
  • Instructions:Select the appropriate end of wrench to fit tub drain and insert into drain;Use adjustable wrench hold the tool or heavy duty screwdriver insert the tool;turn tub drain counterclockwise until the drain removed then turn clockwise to tighten the drain.
  • HAUTMEC tools are dedicated to delivering exceptional customer service.If any issues with tub drain remover,please contact service for troubleshooting help, replacement or refund.

Key details

color_spec
‎Silver
Color
Silver
Brand
HAUTMEC
item_package_quantity
1
head_style
Round

Dimensions and fit

Item Length
6 Inches
item_length
6 Inches

Technical specifications

item_model_number
PL0030

Item information

finish_type
Painted
operation_mode
Mechanical
manufacturer
SUOBO TOOLS
part_number
PL0030
is_discontinued_by_manufacturer
No
style
Heavy-duty
finish
Painted
batteries_included
No
batteries_required
No
best_sellers_rank
#6,741 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #12 in Adjustable Wrenches
date_first_available
June 6, 2017
Highlights

About this item

  • The dual ended tub drain wrench fits most inner diameter 1 3/8" and 1 1/2" tub drain shoe,ideal for removing most old tub and shower drains and installing new on.
  • Make sure the the size of drain shoe is matched with this tub drain remover.If the drain crossbar is badly damaged,you may need to use a tool called a tub drain extractor.
  • Operate this tub drain remover with an adjustable wrench or heavy duty screwdrivers to fit the crossbar in the bathtub and quickly loosen it.
  • A heavy-duty aluminum die-cast construction,robust and lightweight, reduces hand fatigue and enables plumbers to remove or install bathtub drains efficiently.
  • Instructions:Select the appropriate end of wrench to fit tub drain and insert into drain;Use adjustable wrench hold the tool or heavy duty screwdriver insert the tool;turn tub drain counterclockwise until the drain removed then turn clockwise to tighten the drain.
  • HAUTMEC tools are dedicated to delivering exceptional customer service.If any issues with tub drain remover,please contact service for troubleshooting help, replacement or refund.
Close-up view of the HAUTMEC Tub Drain Remover Wrench Tool Heavy Duty Aluminum Shower Bathtub Drain Removal Tool PL0030
Details

Materials and maintenance

material
‎Aluminum
weight
‎8.8 ounces
Item Weight
0.25 Kilograms
item_weight
8.8 ounces

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Customer reviews

2,348 reviewsPositive

Rated 4.6/5 across 2,348 reviews — highly regarded by customers.

  • 88% of sampled reviews give 4–5 stars.

Customers say

Customers find the wrench works well for drain removal, particularly for replacing tub drains, and appreciate its ease of use with a screwdriver.

Generated from the text of customer reviews

★★★★★

Works like a charm...just use the right tools!

The product is as stated. It is made well and holds up to all that is needed to remove the tub drain. The price is just right. It works like a charm. Meaning, if you're looking for the correct way of removing the tub drain, this IS the tool to use. Don't use the back end of pliers please. It's not worth the damage that might happen to your hands. The tool fits perfectly into the drain. I used the smaller end. As a utility tool, this product will come in handy for all future removals. Just use the old style pipe wrench to turn this tool. A crescent wrench will slip and you could get harmed. If you use the old style plumber's wrench, you will find it holds perfectly as you may require a little assistance with a hammer. All plumbers do not use putty I found. I had to remove sparkle from this part. In any event, this product is great! Read more

GF
★★★★★

Worked Well

Great Tool & Great Service! Read more

Chris Horsley
★★★★★

Cheaper in price but equal work output!

Really helpful! I unscrewed the drain tub with it. Read more

Observer 2016
★★★★★

Great tool

The tool was very easy to use for my DIY project with my tub Read more

Gerald McNeary Jr
★★★★

Nice tool, check specs against your application

Quality met expectations although fit was slightly off for my particular application. I had to modify center diameter of tool by sanding aluminum in order to prevent slippage on new drain plug being installed. That being said make sure you measure your existing and new drain and compare specs. This was a slight setback but the final product exceeded my expectations. Durability was not a concern even after tool was slightly modified. This tool made the old drain easy to remove which was before sanding. Good value for money. Read more

Rich D
★★★★★

Cheaper than my local hardware store.

Worked perfectly with the tub drain I bought to install. Read more

iTob
★★★★★

Does the job!

Cheap and did the job i needed it for, cant say much more than that! Read more

M Williams
★★★★★

Very Nice Tool. Very Pleased.

Extremely sturdy tool. I was not expecting it to be as nice as some of the pricier tools. Very compact and perfect for the jobs I have ahead of me. The holes for a screwdriver or other rod should give plenty of leverage to get a drain removed. Read more

Tim C
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