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10" Crescent The Original Adjustable Black Oxide Construction Wrench

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Amazon has 10" Crescent The Original Adjustable Black Oxide Construction Wrench (AT210SPUD) on sale for $18.74. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About this Item:
  • The original adjustable wrench, Made by the world-famous Crescent brand
  • Round, tapered tang for easy alignment of bolt holes
  • Larger gear for easier adjustment to ensure a tight jaw fit
  • Hex jaw design grips fastener tightly to reduce slippage
  • Large capacity 1-5/16", 34mm jaw fits a wide range of fastener sizes
  • Heat-treated forged alloy steel for toughness and durability
  • Laser etched scale in both SAE standard and metric sizes allows easy identification

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Amazon has 10" Crescent The Original Adjustable Black Oxide Construction Wrench (AT210SPUD) on sale for $18.74. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Note, product must be sold/shipped by Amazon

About this Item:
  • The original adjustable wrench, Made by the world-famous Crescent brand
  • Round, tapered tang for easy alignment of bolt holes
  • Larger gear for easier adjustment to ensure a tight jaw fit
  • Hex jaw design grips fastener tightly to reduce slippage
  • Large capacity 1-5/16", 34mm jaw fits a wide range of fastener sizes
  • Heat-treated forged alloy steel for toughness and durability
  • Laser etched scale in both SAE standard and metric sizes allows easy identification

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Written by Discombobulated | Staff

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Written by phoinix | Staff

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dslick408
I work on elevators, chief
ChrisC5492
Not sure who your talking to. I work on and install overhead cranes. Some people do still work for a living.

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OP, great deal. Thanks.
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Quote from jimmothy :
you guys don't even know what to do with the spud end
There are few options, normally one would use pipe to increase leverage, butt......... have these and they are pretty solid but almost never used them either for some reason, got them for like $10 at Lowes clearance section few years back.
P.S. Just learned about another function for the end as in for bolt alignment.....also helpful.
Last edited by AlexS2465 July 11, 2024 at 05:03 AM.
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Man that brings back memories of setting steel. Of course, that was 25 years ago lol. Seems like a good price.
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Metric scale? This can't be the "original" wrench.
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Quote from anvilsvs :
Metric scale? This can't be the "original" wrench.
No, they stopped selling the bushel version a few years ago.
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Quote from anvilsvs :
Metric scale? This can't be the "original" wrench.
No, but it's the original made in China spud wrench...
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Quote from jimmothy :
you guys don't even know what to do with the spud end
I work on elevators, chief
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Quote from AlexS2465 :
There are few options, normally one would use pipe to increase leverage, butt......... have these and they are pretty solid but almost never used them either for some reason, got them for like $10 at Lowes clearance section few years back.
P.S. Just learned about another function for the end as in for bolt alignment.....also helpful.
I would not recommend sleeving a pipe or conduit over the end for more leverage on any knuckle-buster. Bolt hole alignment is the move.
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you guys don't even know what to do with the spud end
Not sure who your talking to. I work on and install overhead cranes. Some people do still work for a living.
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Quote from jimmothy :
you guys don't even know what to do with the spud end
Quote from dslick408 :
I work on elevators, chief
Quote from ChrisC5492 :
Not sure who your talking to. I work on and install overhead cranes. Some people do still work for a living.
And even if someone didn't already know, it says right in the description that it is "for easy alignment of bolt holes."

Things like this are super useful for working on cars too, though for automotive work the spud is usually paired with a pry bar on the other end since Crescent wrenches are rarely the best tool for the job.
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Quote from anorthtexasguy :
Did you install this one that fell on my daughter's apartment?
https://www.keranews.org/news/202...se-verdict
If he did, he probably won't be admitting to it. 🤣

Edit: Sorry. To be clear, I wasn't making fun of that accident. Sorry to hear that 1 person died & 5 were injured. Hopefully, your daughter wasn't one of these 6 unlucky folks.

So (assuming she wasn't one of those folks), did this thing hit any part of her own apartment? If so, what was her 'remedy' that was (I assume) provided by the complex owner? Just curious.

I can't believe the jury awarded almost 1 billion dollars to the family of that deceased lady. That seems pretty excessive. I know they'll appeal that decision (or have already done so) & the award will likely be cut by 50%-75%.

But in the end, the lawyers get a fairly large portion of these types of court decisions. This is why many companies forego a jury trial & go straight to settling out of court.
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Quote from jimmothy :
you guys don't even know what to do with the spud end
Make potato salad? Wink
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Quote from jimmothy :
you guys don't even know what to do with the spud end
Your ex-wife does
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