Orion Motor Tech 8pc Adjustable Pin Spanner Wrench Tool Set, Spanner Nut Wrench Tools with Changeable Heads for Pipes Heating Cars, Coilover Hook Wrenches for Suspension System, 3/4" to 6-1/10"

Nice product for the money. Would recommend this Spanner wrench set. The only complaint would be , it would be nice to have it in an enclosed case , instead of an open foam block.

These wrenches work great, had to use them a few times in the field & they got the job done. I work on forklifts and occasionally have to repack cylinders, I didn’t wanna spend $500 from snap-on so I gave these a try. Quality is on point, weight of wrenches was heavy/durable, & for the price you can’t beat it! Definitely would recommend.

I have used these and they seem to hold up to abuse and do what they need to do. My only complaint is that the seem left after they were forged was not fully removed on the curved part that contacts the gland or collar that is being tightened or loosened. It only took a few moments to sand them down on a belt sander but now that area does not have any plating on it to keep it from rusting. I guess its not a big deal but it does bug me that the coating is now gone. Sanding the curved area really helps the wrench stay firm without the wrench wanting to twist when used.

Needed them to repair bigger cylinder works as shown

Thicker than some of the others out there. Seem to be made of good metal. Foam holder slips right in your tool box.

I normally don’t write reviews for a product doing what it’s supposed to do and what I expect of it. However when something is not as advertised I will if it can help others avoid being misled. As far as Spanner tools go they appear to be as good as any others I have past or presently owned but will put them to the test soon enough. I was searching and purchased a different style of pin Spanner that I currently needed but came across these and I often have a need for them so I purchased them. As I mentioned I currently did not need them but will so the one and only reason I decided to purchase them now was because they are advertised to include a carrying case. “A CARRYING CASE” I won’t use them often so a carrying case would be awesome to keep them intact and stored on my service truck between uses. They DO NOT include a carrying case as advertised. Instead each piece of the tool set is positioned in its own spot cut out of a flat piece of foam. If you were working in a shop and storing them on a shelf or inside the drawer of a toolbox I suppose laying on a piece of foam would be fine but placed inside the cabinet in the bed of my service truck bouncing across construction sites daily the pieces will bounce out and be lost by the time I need to use them. Would not have purchased them had I not been led to believe they came with an actual carrying case.

Can’t believe I waited so long to tear down my kubota 7800 hydraulic loader cylinder. This was absolutely one of the easiest things I’ve done in a while. I normally send my cylinders out for repair and wait weeks to get them back. Luckily the average DIY has numerous videos to watch and study. So i wont address how to fix you leaking cylinders.With so many reviews of different spanner wrenches breaking on their first use i was hesitant. Build quality today has drastically improved across the industry of tools. And while i don't think these are top quality i dont feel like thats why they break.Your cylinder has been on for years, 20+ in my situation. I took my time, tap the base of head, not the end of wrench. It took quite a few taps before it started moving but once it started i was able to do it by hand. Cheater pipe! Yes it may work great but,,, you have better options. If you really want it to bust loose go grab a giant pipe wrench. Leave marks and burs. These tools will work but in no way can you beat on them, i could have destroyed them in one second of getting them so i knew to take it easy. I ended up buying the seals for all 4 front in loader cylinders and had them all done in about 2 hours, all for under $100.Quick tip- nothing says you can make your hole larger on your cylinders to fit a larger wrench size. Just be careful not too drill all the way through. You can even add some around lip if needed.

Got them for work, the ability to swap between blades and pins is extremely helpful second largest one has held up to put a 5ft cheater pipe on it and putting all my weight on it multiple times