Moen118305 Replacement Kitchen Faucet Installation Tool

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.

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.

I misplaced the plastic wrench that came with my Moen faucet, and this is the exact replacement. My sink is up against the wall and so it is almost impossible for me to tighten that puppy without this wrench. Thank you for making this available.

My plumber threw out this included tool when my Moen faucet was installed, but these faucets don't stay tight on the countertop for long. I finally ordered one of these overpriced pieces of plastic and use it ever couple months - quick and very easy to tighten the faucet with the right tool.

If you have a Moen faucet you need this tool.

The device is 100% plastic. The first time I used it it broke and is now unusable. I suppose if your plumber was kind enough not to tighten that nut in any way, this might work. My plumber was not that one. I finally got the nut lose with a small ALL METAL adjustable wrench. After that the removal was no issue. Can’t recommend this product based on my experience. Buying a small adjustable wrench is the better option.

I had a 20 year old Moen single handle kitchen faucet Model series 7385 & 87540 that I needed to remove. I lost the original special tool to remove the mounting nut. This tool worked perfectly and the nut came off easily. Thankfully I had the original manual that eliminated the guesswork.

Our Moen kitchen faucet was loose on the base, tons of wiggle and was starting to leak under the sink at the base. Repair or replace it ? This is the key to either. Would be great if made of metal, I'm afraid I'll crack it when really tightening things up, but I can completely remove my faucet in about 10-15 mins now!

For certain Moen faucets, you "need" this item. While included with faucets, we were unaware of its importance later when the faucet loosened and tossed it. The loss of one star is because of cost. In my opinion, it is ridiculous because it's a simply piece of plastic.

Was able to tighten the faucet nut in a very tight space, where no other tools would fit in. This tool costs too much and I may not use this again, which is reflected in the rating.

Pricey foe what it is but it works

Did the trick in tightening plastic nut under faucet handle that loosened gradually causingsignificant leaking. Previous attempts with adjustable wrench failed to provide enough torque to firmly do the job.

I had to tighten the mounting nut on my Moen kitchen faucet and the tool that came with the faucet was lost a few years ago. This is the EXACT tool for the job but seems expensive for a piece of injection moulded plastic.I have a Rigid faucet tool but clearance is an issue with my sink. So I bit the bullet and ordered this. It did work perfectly and I will keep it around in case the faucet loosens in the future. But I did put a dab of low strength Loctite to keep things from shifting anytime soon.