Moen 118305 Replacement Kitchen Faucet Installation Tool

Our kitchen double-sink has the Moen Faucet 7570SL faucet, originally installed in 2010 when the house was built. After 12+ years of regular use, the place between the faucet base and sink began to move a bit. This tool worked perfectly for getting to the nut underneath and tightening it so secure everything again. Money well-spent and the tool is now kept under the sink if needed again or to be passed on to the next owner of the house.

This tool made it so much easier to get the job done.

This tool is extremely important to have for Moen sinks and fixtures, don't lose it or break it like I did. The tool is flimsy since it is plastic but works as intended, don't over torque to and remind yourself to be gentle with the tool and keep it near the sink. Wish it was metal instead.

Expensive for a hunk of molded plastic, but it does the job where no other tool will. Wish I'd paid attention when my plumber threw out the faucet box with this tool inside.

This simple tool is excellent for use in tight spaces. I used it on a kitchen faucet with a loose washer. When I tightened the washer with a pliers, it came loose again in less than 2 weeks. Using the pliers was very tedious due to the two sink tubs near the faucet. I could tighten about an eight of a turn at a time. Then I found out about this tool, Using this and a Utube video, which showed exactly how to remove a hose going through the threaded pipe inside the washer, I rather easily tightened the washer. It's been over a month later, and the faucet is still tight. Just confirmed for myself that old adage that using the right tool makes the job a lot easier. Also, you can insert a small rod through through the hole at the other end of the tool and get great torque.

FYI, if you can wait a few days you can get this from the company for free in most cases if you contact them on their website. I purchased before I realized this and then I ended up finding the original anyways. It’s obnoxious when you need a special tool for certain products in my opinion. I didn’t know that originally when purchasing their products, so now I know. I’m only rating the actual product. If you need this wrench for a specific Moen sink, nothing else can get in that tight space….if you lose the original; you will need another. Side note: Moen does have great customer service from my limited experience. To each their own.

Needs to be made of metal, it broke on first use. I bought it to remove old Moen faucet from kitchen sink, tool broke, split down the side on first use. I ended up having to cut the old faucet out, destroying it.

Worked perfectly