LockNLube Grease Fitting Multi-Tool, Large

Worked great

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This tool works reasonably well and is definitely well made. I am going with four stars, instead of five, as the tool is probably 1/2 - 1 inch shorter than it may need to be for some uses. In my case, the tool is a bit too short to properly tighten some angled zerks. It works fine for roughly 90% of my uses, but about 10% of the time, the slot in the tool is not long enough to reach the bottom of a zerk. This is almost always on an angled zerk, so if you have few of these, this tool will probably be a great tool for all of your needs. If you have either a small number of zerks or few/no angled zerks, this tool is probably a great one stop tool for your needs in that size. If you have a lot of zerks, or numerous angled zerks, you will probably still need to carry around a wrench/socket/additional tools.

Had a zerk snapped off flush on the control arm of an RV I recently acquired. Looked like an attempt or two had been tried to remove the busted zerk. Bought both the large and small LocknLube multi-tool. The zerk was a 3/8ths which the small tool should have handled...but it just wouldn’t get enough bite...maybe due to the previous attempts to remove. I tried the large tool and had the broken threaded part of the zerk out in 5 minutes. Chased the threads and installed a new zerk with the small tool. Moral of the story...get both!

Received the product the other day, It has good a fit and finishes quality and craftsmanship. It should serve very well for many years.

This tool is first rate and a good value. I would recommend this item.

Worked well for me on the fittings I had to replace

I haven't used it yet looks like solid well built tool I'm not sure how well extractor is going to work obviously you have to first drill fitting not sure what type of wrench I'm going to use to turn to get broken fitting out it would have been nice if they put some type of nut so you could either put an open end or a socket going to end up having to use vice grips or pipe wrench going to chew up metal IDK I'll have to look into it more I haven't had a chance to use product I just got it