Draft Warehouse Faucet And Hex Nut Wrench with Vinyl Coating - Heavy Duty

Bought this to change my hose bibs around the house. It must be a European. Guess I should have ask if this would work on American hose faucets.

Cool design but the wrench part only fit the hex nuts which connect to the tank and keg tap, does not fit the hex nuts connecting to tower/pouring spout

Works great for my perlick faucets, using the hook to remove\tighten the outer part. The hex wrench isn't big enough for the nut on the inside thought. But I rarely need to remove that part.

Nice sturdy construction compared to other cheesy ones out there. Works well comfortable feel.

Tang or nipple- call it what you want- simply isn't long enough to sit in the collar holes. Doesn't grab at all. It's not even a pin as we would expect from a spanner wrench. Just a "v" stamped out. Additionally the blue coating is extended into the semicircle area on the one I received. Now that may be helpful for added grip and even provide protection of the collar finish if built correctly but as designed only adds to the problem.

For the longest time I could not get the tap tightened on my kegerator. Then a friend of mine recommended this tool to me and it has been a life saver. No longer do I have to fight with loose or dripping faucets and taps. Tightened those bad boys up nicely and beer pours just fine. Now that I have it, I am sure glad that I do. If you have a kegerator, make sure you get yourself one of these.

This faucet wrench works on the tap connections outward but did not fit the inward connections.The metal seemed to bend as per the wrench so if you purchase this item take notice that it isn't a heavy gauge metal.

This has been a life saver. Seriously. Now we can break our faucet down to clean it properly.Only bad thing is the vinyl cover went a little too far up on the faucet wrench to seat properly. A little trimming with a sharp knife and it works beautifully. May have just been a production slip I only had to trim 1/8' off.