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Your cart is empty.General Tools 140XL Basin Wrench (sometimes called a sink or faucet wrench) provides access to faucet nuts that are sandwiched between the sink basin and wall. The wrench's ratcheting head pivots up to 90 degrees to allow contact with the nut in even the tightest situations. The spring-loaded jaw mechanism provides one-handed ratcheting for effortless installation and removal. This item is equipped with a sliding t-handle to increase leverage and avoid contact with the wall or pipes. Extendable handle adjusts from 11 inches to 16 inches.
Harold Pridgen
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
The wrench quite a bit heavier than my conventional basin wrench. It works good on the large nuts that are common on newer single handle faucets. The telescoping feature is nice; extends as long as needed and collapses to fit in the toolbox. The head is large and may not fit up into really tight spaces, but it works fine for most situations I have encountered.
Everton FC
Reviewed in Canada on October 12, 2024
Well made
ANTONIO MARCOS GONÇALVES DE ANDRADE
Reviewed in Brazil on April 27, 2022
Gostei da ferramenta, excelente, atendeu minha necessidade.
Pedro V
Reviewed in Mexico on March 30, 2021
Muy buena calidad de materiales. Recomendado ampliamente.
fahad alabdulmohsen
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on December 19, 2021
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teamjt
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2021
I used this within a few minutes of it arriving this afternoon.It is a very well made tool. The jaw is solid, and grips nuts securely. The swivel on the jaw has a fair amount of friction making it easy to slip onto nuts without flopping around. The adjustment holds tightly, but is easy to move when you need to.For my sink I have one nut that is 1/2", and another that is 1". This tool had no problem on either one. The 1" nut was securing the main faucet that is a single hole with a hidden sprayer hose. So, the tool had to work even with all of those extra hoses coming out of the same hole. It was a little tricky to pull the hoses out of the way enough to wiggle the tool into place, but once I got it started the "ratchet like" action of the jaws made quick work of it.I was on the fence about getting the adjustable version, but the price was only a few dollars more than a non adjustable one. It paid off when I went to do the larger nut. The smaller nut is in the corner, and much harder to reach. The sink is actually deeper on that side, and I ended up using the tool completely extended for that one. For the larger nut I needed to shorten the tool by two clicks (about 4") in order to avoid hitting the drain pipes that are routed near the bottom of the basin in the middle. A longer handle would not have worked without taking the drain pipes out. I would have done that without a second thought, but this tool made it unnecessary.I'd say it's overbuilt for the little use it will get in my house. Still, I don't think I'll ever need to buy another one.
Roger Soep
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 7, 2018
Great tool well made
JJCEO
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2017
I just had to replace our main floor kitchen faucets as the old ones started leaking and they were not worth fixing. Everything installing the new faucets went fine except I simply could not get the faucet mounting nuts tight enough to hold the faucet in place without moving.Every local hardware store was out of basin wrenches so I checked Amazon and they were in stock and priced competitively. I liked this wrench primarily because it was extendable. It worked and it got the job done. The version of the wrench I got is shown in my attached photos.My only complaint is that the wrench could just barely fit and grasp a standard plastic Delta Faucet nut so I could turn it. I had to make sure that the fins on the plastic nut were just barely caught in the first ridge of the jaw. It made me wish that I had purchased the large opening jaw version. The be honest though I am not even sure there was room under the sink to use the larger jaw version. The wrench did fit onto the water connection lines but so did my crescent wrench.In addition the jaw, on the one I purchased, was so thick that there was barely enough room between the cabinet wall and the sink to only partially turn the nut.Overall I got the job done and the faucet was firmly mounted. This tool helped to get the job finished but it was not totally perfect for my application. I did like the extendable handle as I had to adjust it to get proper clearance under the cabinet to not interfere with drain pipes and the garbage disposal while I turned the handle of the wrench.This is one of those strange tools that helps to make it easier to work in a tight place and finish the job. I rated it 4 stars. I took several photos to show you how the head adjusts and how the handle extends. I hope the photos are helpful for you.This is one of those tools you don't use often but when you need it, you have to have it!It helped me to get the job done and it saved me money from not having to hire a plumber.
Happytule
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2015
I'm doing what feels like a major renovation under the kitchen sink installing a soap dispenser, and reverse osmosis water filter dispenser.The soap dispenser has a largish plastic nut, perhaps 1" wide, with fins. I was able to tighten it minimally by hand, but it was still wobbly. This beast, the GT&I basin wrench, was able to grip the large plastic nut and gently tighten it so the soap dispenser is nice and snug.As for the water dispenser, it has a 5/8" nut and I was a little disappointed that this massive basin wrench (it is large after all) was too big to grip the nut. So.....I am ordering a smaller basin wrench and will be putting this wrench in my tool box for future use.I suppose I could return it, but it worked on my soap dispenser and is honestly a great tool, very beefy (I dropped it a few times and feared for my face) and will last forever, I think. I think it would probably perform quite well for a professional using the tool on a daily basis.The extendable feature was invaluable. I was working under the garbage disposal and had a bit of distance to reach. Being able to extend this wrench made the job MUCH easier. It's worth the extra dollars!To summarize, this tool is very well made (heavy-duty materials) and it works!If you have big nuts, this thing will tighten them!
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