Westward
Westward 54PN87 Combination Wrench Extra Long SAE 1 in tool storage
Extra-long SAE combination wrench with 1 inch head size, 15 degree opening angle and 14 inch overall length
- Extra reach for deep fasteners with 14 1/2 in overall length
- Precise fit on 1 in SAE bolts using standard head geometry
- Durable alloy steel construction resists wear under heavy torque
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion in garage environments
- 15 degree opening angle allows use in tight clearance spaces
1-Inch Extra Long Combination Wrench
The Westward 54PN87 is a SAE combination wrench built for heavy-duty fastening tasks. Its extra-long design provides increased leverage for stubborn bolts and nuts. The tool features a 1-inch head size and an overall length of 14 1/2 inches for maximum reach.
Upgrade from shorter standard wrenches
Switching to this extra-long model is worth it when standard wrenches lack the torque to break loose tight fasteners. The 15-degree opening angle allows engagement in confined spaces where swing room is limited. It replaces the need for a cheater bar in many maintenance situations.
Simple hand-tool installation
No assembly is required; the wrench is ready for immediate use from the package. The chrome alloy steel construction resists corrosion but can slip if the fastener head is worn or rounded. California Proposition 65 warnings apply due to chemical content.
Highlights
- Extra reach for deep fasteners with 14 1/2 in overall length
- Precise fit on 1 in SAE bolts using standard head geometry
- Durable alloy steel construction resists wear under heavy torque
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion in garage environments
- 15 degree opening angle allows use in tight clearance spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What clearance does the 1 in head and 9/16 in thickness need on a fastener?
The head is 1 in across and 9/16 in thick, so allow at least that much flat space around the bolt or nut for the wrench to seat fully.
How do you engage the 15 degree offset correctly when turning a bolt?
Place the box end on the fastener with the 15 degree angle facing the direction you want to turn, then swing the handle; flipping the wrench reverses the swing without removing it.
Does the chrome finish on the alloy steel need any upkeep to stay protected?
Wipe off moisture and solvents after each use, then apply a light coat of machine oil occasionally to keep the chrome from spotting or pitting.
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