7463 Adjustable Gland Nut Wrench with 1/4" and 7/32" Diameter Pin Holes for 1" to 3-3/4" Gland Nuts for Smaller Gland Nuts on Construction

Great value. I removed the regular nuts on the pivot bolts and install lock nuts. The regular nuts back off while you are trying to use them. Worked perfect after modification. You could also use a drop of loctite on the regular nuts.

Great tool, worked first time I used it. Thanks Richard. I need the 3/16 inch pins for my other 2 trim cylinders. The 1/4 inch pins that came with the 7463 adjustable wrench worked good on the main cylinder but the other 2 cylinders require 3/16 inch pins to remove the caps. Could you help me with. Thanks Richard

It is for light work duty

Went to use tool and the pins that go into the aluminum hydraulic cylinder head that was to be removed for repair. Are softer than the aluminum cylinder head. Theybent and rolled over. A real Pease of crap. Ended costing me more money. For it damaged the aluminum head I was removing.

the jaws are some sort of cast steel, decent enough. the pins are absolute crap and far too small for any cylinder i have. I took the pins out and chucked em in the trash. went to the hardware and got (2) 1/4" solid steel dowels. Pushed those into place, left about 5/16" stick out {any longer and ull snap the pins} Works good now.

I use my tractor heavily for mowing, logging and digging out my land. Because of its heavy use, on rare occasion I need to repack the hydraulic cylinders on the loader and backhoe. It is easy to use this wrench to remove the end caps on my hydraulic cylinders.

Seem sturdy, work well to loosen gland nuts that aren't overly torqued/stuck. Once broke loose by other means, very handy to remove when nut is broke loose, yet too tight to turn by hand.

Tried this on a virgin gland not. Nut had never been turned ,wholes were perfect.Wrench wants to twist out of alignment every time you put pressure on it. Works fine after I broke the nut loose by a different method.