4 Pack 15" Heavy (4 Count)

Get this reliable 15" Chain-Type Oil Filter Wrench for a 4" Diameter Filter from us. This Chain Oil Filter Removal Wrench gives you the grip and leverage you need to remove tight or over-tightened oil filters. Ideal for removing oil filters during oil changes on cars, trucks, tractors, and other commercial vehicles. Find the other essential details of this heavy-duty chain wrench below: Size & Compatibility: This chain oil filter wrench comes with a 15" long chain, which is designed to grip filters up to 4" in diameter. The total length of this tool, i.e., length of handle plus chain, is 19-1/2". The overall length of the tool, including the handle, chain, and pivot mechanism, is 22-1/2". Ideal for accessing tight engine bays and hard-to-reach areas. Heavy-Duty Construction: Made from corrosion-resistant steel, this oil filter wrench is resistant to corrosion, rust, and wear. It is suitable for environments exposed to oil, dirt, and moisture. A rubber-coated handle ensures a secure, non-slip grip even when your hands are greasy. Application: Multi-Purpose Use Cases - The oil filter wrench can be used to loosen oil filters during a vehicle oil change. It can also be used to remove filters or machinery like generators, compressors, or hydraulic systems in different industrial equipment. It is also suitable for general maintenance tasks that need a tight grip on cylindrical objects. Secure Locking Mechanism: The rivet locking mechanism -secured chain wrench, oil filter stays firmly attached to the handle with a rivet locking mechanism. It allows the chain to move freely and ensures that it can adjust easily around the filter and remain securely attached to the handle during application. Adjustable Design: The 15" chain oil filter wrench adjusts to fit a range of filter sizes up to 4" in diameter. Provides flexibility to use the same tool across multiple vehicles and equipment types. Quick Installation: To use this oil filter chain wrench, wrap the 15-inch chain around the 4-inch filter, secure it to the handle’s rivet mechanism, and tighten it snugly. Apply steady counterclockwise force to loosen the filter, repositioning the wrench if needed. Once loose, remove the filter by hand.