Ken Tool
Ken Tool Double End Truck Wrench 1-1/2" x 13/16" hand tool
Double-end truck wrench with 13/16 in and 1-1/2 in sockets for pick-up trucks, 16 in long alloy steel construction weighing 4.65 lb
- Typesocket
- MaterialHAWA
- Weight4.65
- Two socket sizes cover common truck lug nuts
- Four-point and six-point profiles grip fasteners securely
- Alloy steel construction resists wear under high torque
- Electrostatic paint finish protects against corrosion
- Sixteen-inch handle provides strong leverage for tight bolts
Double-End Truck Wrench
This Ken Tool wrench combines a 1-1/2 inch and 13/16 inch socket on a single 16 inch handle. It suits mechanics maintaining pick-up trucks where both fastener sizes appear on wheel assemblies. The dual-head design reduces the number of tools needed for a job.
Alloy Steel with Electrostatic Paint
The body uses alloy steel finished with electrostatic paint for corrosion resistance. Two wrench heads provide 4-point and 6-point socket shapes to grip fasteners securely. At 4.65 weight units, the tool feels substantial in hand during high-torque applications.
SAE Sizing Limits Use to Imperial Hardware
The wrench fits only SAE-dimensioned nuts and bolts found on compatible pick-up trucks. It cannot engage metric fasteners or damaged rounded corners effectively. Buyers working on vehicles with mixed or metric hardware will need additional tools.
Highlights
- Two socket sizes cover common truck lug nuts
- Four-point and six-point profiles grip fasteners securely
- Alloy steel construction resists wear under high torque
- Electrostatic paint finish protects against corrosion
- Sixteen-inch handle provides strong leverage for tight bolts
Specifications
| Brand | Ken-tool |
|---|---|
| Type | socket |
| Material | HAWA |
| Weight | 4.65 |
Questions about this item
What square socket sizes does the 1-1/2" x 13/16" wrench fit?
It fits 1-1/2 inch and 13/16 inch square sockets, covering both 4-point and 6-point lug nuts on pick-up trucks.
What clearance does the 16 in overall length need?
The 16 inch overall length requires enough swing radius to turn the wrench fully around the wheel hub without hitting suspension parts.
How do you seat the 4-point and 6-point sockets correctly?
Align the square drive squarely on the lug nut before applying force; the common error is starting at an angle, which rounds the corners.
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