Bahco9031T 9031T Slim Jaw Adjustable Wrench 8-inch, Silver/Grey/Black

This adjustable spanner is one of the higher quality ones i have used. its great for tight spaces because of the slim jaw and it very durable. Its a great value for money and is very comfortable to use. I would recommend this over any other spanner

These are a well made tool and work very well. Worth the extra money.

A very fine adjustable wrench indeed.Good range for the size, precise and the thin jaws are required for some plumbing work with junctions and narrow hex nuts too close together.Have used many times and with confidence.Long handles are only rarely required - perhaps mostly for unloosening seized joints.

This spanner is the quality you’d expect from Bacho. Does the job perfectly.

Great bit of kit. Exactly what I wanted and great for the money.If I was being extremely picky, the Jaws are half a mil too loose.

good quality and fast delivery

I'm a big fan of Bahco for high quality tools and this is no exception. The thin jaws are effectively a ground down jaw from the normal version of this wrench which has been ground on one side. This has the advantage that you can get the handle into slightly tighter spaces as its an offset rather than a centred jaw. It also means the strengthening remains on one side. The downside is the offset on the jaw can feel a little odd in use and the coating has been lost replacing it with bright steel. Jaws like this are ideal for working on bicycle hubs - they open a good 30mm plus and will fit on thin flats on hub cones etc.The length is reasonable to get a good amount of leverage and the jaws open particularly wide for this size of wrench. There is a scale on the jaws and the adjuster is removable with a screw for replacement if required. The handle is hard rubber but exceptionally comfortable.

My other spanners were simply too fat....I needed to access a 32mm compression fitting in a very confined location next to a central heating boiler - and in addition I wanted a good quality product - not some cheap item made in China. What better than Bahco the adjustable wrench was invented by Johannsen in 1891 whose company Enkopings Mekaniska Verkstad was acquired by BA Hjorth later abbreviated to Bahco. I already have sets of Lindstrom Bahco pliers aand many other Bahco tools.. Bahco is not cheap but you get what you pay for. I believe buying good quality tools is an inverstment in the future.. Gone are the days when I would buy a cheap tool only for it to break or fail when I needed it most.