🔩 Wrench your way to hassle-free maintenance!
The Goldenrod 491 Fuel Tank Filter Wrench is expertly crafted for the easy removal of see-through bowl fuel tank filters. Made from durable weather-resistant nylon, this lightweight tool features a convenient hanging hole for storage and is designed to prevent cracking during element changes. With compact dimensions and a powder-coated finish, it's the perfect addition to any maintenance toolkit.
Color | Yellow |
Brand | Goldenrod |
Material | Nylon |
Item Length | 9.25 Inches |
Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Head Style | One |
Finish Type | Reinforced Nylon Plastic |
Operation Mode | Manual |
Manufacturer | Dutton-Lainson Company |
UPC | 085077565850 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00085077565850 |
Model | 491 |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item model number | 491 |
Exterior | Smooth |
Manufacturer Part Number | 491 |
W**T
A Great Value
You need this wrench to change the filter element in your fuel filter. Works perfect!
J**S
excelente product
Product in good condition and delivered ahead of time. Recommended to buy
T**R
Works good
Good value. I'll put it to use. I should have gotten a forked version since I put my filter in a tight space.
A**R
nice tool
fast shipping nice tool
R**X
ease of use
Worth every cent when you use it. I changed both water and fuel filters and this wrench probably save me half the time to do the job. I know that I only do this once a year, but being to do it without braking the plastic cover, priceless!
Y**H
Use the right tool for the job.
We had friends tell us that we could loosen the goldenrod filter with all kinds of "make-it-do" contraptions. We decided to wait and get the right wrench for the goldenrod filter. We're glad we did! The filter had not been changed in quite a while and it was on pretty tight. But the goldenrod wrench eventually got it loose. Success.
S**E
This wrench is NOT optional. You need it.
If you have (or are purchasing) a Goldenrod filter, you do need this wrench. I skipped buying one because I figured I could hand tighten the filter housing. When I turned on the pump, diesel sprayed everywhere. So I ordered the wrench. Even with the wrench, it took a lot of strength to stop the leak. I suppose it’s possible that my o-ring is not seated properly, but now that the leak has stopped, I’m leaving good enough alone.
T**2
Great Tool
If you plan to pump a lot of fuel or change your filters this is a great tool to have for the long run. Helps get the filters snug while reducing risk of breakage.
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