looking for a wrench

[Ellis Kinney]

I have been looking on ebay and other places for a 9/16 long handle ratchet wrench. It needs to be at least 12 inches long. My other option is to buy an elcheapo and cut the open end off and weld an extension to it. I want to stay away from Snap On prices. Any ideas?? Thanks, Ellis

 

[stevieb49829]

I have been looking on ebay and other places for a 9/16 long handle ratchet wrench. It needs to be at least 12 inches long. My other option is to buy an elcheapo and cut the open end off and weld an extension to it. I want to stay away from Snap On prices. Any ideas?? Thanks, Ellis

Pawn shop! then weld up to your heart's content. steve

 

[MJMJ]

Lots of options on Amazon. Just have to look to find the best deal. Below are just a few. Last one is the cheapest, assuming 14mm will work.

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link 3

 

[Hobo,NC]

Lots of options on Amazon. Just have to look to find the best deal. Below are just a few. Last one is the cheapest, assuming 14mm will work.

link 1

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link 3

Link 3 is handy I have a full set of grearwrench in metric they are TUFF.

 

[Ellis Kinney]

Thanks, I looked all over ebay and just forgot about Amazon. I found just what I need. Ellis

 

[Geo-TH,In]

Thanks, I looked all over ebay and just forgot about Amazon. I found just what I need. Ellis

Ellis
I couldn't find long enough wrenches to work on the hydraulic lines on my terramites so I made extensions I bolted to he 9/6 and 11/16 wrenches.
If I remember, tomorrow I'll post a picture of my torque extenders I made out of 3/8 x 1 Inch flat metal.

 

[caterpillar guy]

I just put another wrench over the jaw of the open end and pull it has worked for me for decades without breaking the jaw off yet. Pulled some pretty tight bolts loose that way with no welding.

 

[crsutton81]

I have been looking on ebay and other places for a 9/16 long handle ratchet wrench. It needs to be at least 12 inches long. My other option is to buy an elcheapo and cut the open end off and weld an extension to it. I want to stay away from Snap On prices. Any ideas?? Thanks, Ellis

I would consider a Icon brand one from HF. They're darn tough from my experience. If you're lucky you may could get what you needed from a broken up set, without buying a complete set, that had to be used to settle a warranty claim.