Steelman
Steelman 61246 6-Inch Diesel Fuel Filter Wrench
A steel and rubber wrench with a dipped handle and black-oxide coating fits 6-inch Davco diesel fuel filters
- Engineered for Davco fuel filters ensures precise fit
- Steel construction with rubber elements delivers lasting durability
- Dipped-rubber handle provides secure grip during use
- Black oxide coating resists rust and corrosion over time
- Fixed handle design keeps tool ready for immediate action
Targeted Diesel Filter Tool
The Steelman 61246 is a 6-inch hand wrench built specifically for Davco fuel filters. Its steel body and dipped-rubber handle give a secure grip during filter changes. Black oxide coating adds rust and corrosion resistance for long-term shop use.
Replaces Improvised Removal Methods
Technicians who have been using strap wrenches, channel locks or makeshift tools on Davco canisters will find this fixed-handle design faster and safer. The jump is worth it whenever a filter housing is tight, slippery or in a confined engine bay.
Fits Standard Davco Service Routines
The wrench slots directly into existing diesel maintenance workflows without extra adapters. Its compact 6-inch length frees up knuckle space around brackets and lines while the coated finish withstands shop chemicals and moisture.
Highlights
- Engineered for Davco fuel filters ensures precise fit
- Steel construction with rubber elements delivers lasting durability
- Dipped-rubber handle provides secure grip during use
- Black oxide coating resists rust and corrosion over time
- Fixed handle design keeps tool ready for immediate action
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What filter housing diameter does the 6-inch Steelman 61246 wrench fit?
The 6-inch size is engineered for Davco fuel filter housings, matching the circumference of those specific canisters.
How do you install the wrench on a Davco filter without damaging the housing?
Slide the wrench jaws over the filter canister, seat them fully, then turn the fixed handle; the dipped-rubber grip prevents slipping while the black-oxide coating protects the housing finish.
Which parts of the Steelman 61246 will wear first and need replacement?
The dipped-rubber handle grip and the black-oxide coating on the steel jaws are the wear items; replace the wrench when the grip tears or the coating flakes enough to risk rust.
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