Hyper Tough 5-piece SAE Jumbo Combination Wrench Set, makes a useful and versatile addition to your tool collection. It comes in handy for automotive work, home repairs and other jobs. Each piece is made with durable chrome vanadium steel with nickel chrome-plating for added durability & strength. Sizes are etched on, making reading and identification easier. This wrench tool set comes packaged in a nylon roll-up case for convenient storage and portability. Hyper Tough 5-Piece SAE Jumbo Combination Wrench Set Chrome Vanadium Steel Mirror Polished Heat Treated Precision Machined Sizes: 1", 1-1/16", 1-1/8", 1-3/16", 1-1/4" in Meets ASME standards
Model Number:
34433
Product SKU:
495206763
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Looks like these are the following sizes:
SAE set: 1", 1-1/16", 1-1/8", 1-3/16", 1-1/4"
Metric Set: 23mm, 24mm, 26mm, 27mm, 30mm
At just under $3 per wrench with a case for the larger size wrenches this seems pretty slick. Normally if you're needing something in this size range you're probably going to be hitting it with a rubber mallet or more abusive hammers to get stuff loose, and something that you don't care to scratch or damage can be invaluable, and you likely aren't needing it very often.
If you work on newer cars, the metric wrenches is a lifesaver set as most normal wrench sets only go up to 21mm or 22mm. The hex section of a camshaft to hold it still to remove a cam sprocket is like 23+mm, and depending on the car model the hex section for inner tie rods can be 27-29mm. Some cars need a crows foot style wrench to access this kind of thing but having a normal wrench can keep you from having your car apart another day and an uber to go get the right tool when the auto parts store opens.
Last edited by bktj600 December 27, 2024 at 07:53 AM.
Is this a good set to buy or is there a more complete set elsewhere?
Lidl sells a 25 piece metric set for $25, but only available a week or two out of the year. It ranges from 6-32mm, only missing 29 and 31mm. Made in India just like this set.
I hate skipped sizes. Almost purchased. I'll hold off
Only one missing IMO is 28mm. The other two sizes I've never came across personally (25 & 29MM). At any rate, if you don't have these sizes at all in combination wrenches, this is better than nothing. Decent prices too.
Lidl sells a 25 piece metric set for $25, but only available a week or two out of the year. It ranges from 6-32mm, only missing 29 and 31mm. Made in India just like this set.
No. You can't order them just any time you want. Lidl is a grocery store and every week they have a different set of sale items in their home goods section. Their business model is to create impulse buys because you know those items are only available just that week. This is pretty much the set https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qg7-fnB0GW4 My set is 4 years old so it's slightly different; my case is black and the box ends are spline instead of 12 point, model number 346596.
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Here's a chart of bolt head sizes for ANSI, DIN, and JIS standards.
https://boltport.com/technical/me...ize-chart/
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SAE set: 1", 1-1/16", 1-1/8", 1-3/16", 1-1/4"
Metric Set: 23mm, 24mm, 26mm, 27mm, 30mm
At just under $3 per wrench with a case for the larger size wrenches this seems pretty slick. Normally if you're needing something in this size range you're probably going to be hitting it with a rubber mallet or more abusive hammers to get stuff loose, and something that you don't care to scratch or damage can be invaluable, and you likely aren't needing it very often.
If you work on newer cars, the metric wrenches is a lifesaver set as most normal wrench sets only go up to 21mm or 22mm. The hex section of a camshaft to hold it still to remove a cam sprocket is like 23+mm, and depending on the car model the hex section for inner tie rods can be 27-29mm. Some cars need a crows foot style wrench to access this kind of thing but having a normal wrench can keep you from having your car apart another day and an uber to go get the right tool when the auto parts store opens.
Here's a chart of bolt head sizes for ANSI, DIN, and JIS standards.
https://boltport.com/technical/me...ize-chart/
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Here's a chart of bolt head sizes for ANSI, DIN, and JIS standards.
https://boltport.com/technical/me...ize-chart/
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