- Lightweight aluminum construction for durability
- Ideal for use on most common faucets
- 1-1/4 in. hex for easy installation
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Product Overview
The EZ Change Faucet Tool is a multi-purpose under sink plumbing tool that works on most faucets. This lightweight tool with durable aluminum inserts handles many aspects of faucet installation including shut off valves, supply lines and basket strainers. The short, reinforced body not only clears spaces, but is easy to store. It is a great addition to any toolbox.
- Open slot allows easy placement over supply lines to loosen or attach supply lines (supply lines not included)
- Aluminum insert for turning angle stop handles without marring chrome (angle stops not included)
- Holds strainer baskets in place for 3 and 4 slot baskets (strainer baskets not included)
- Expanded faucet tab nut functionality: 2, 4, 6 and 8 tab basin nuts (nuts not included)
- 1-1/4 in. hex for stubborn installations
- Works on most common faucets
- 6-sided insert works on 3/4 in., 15/16 in., 5/8 in., 7/8 in. and 1 in. nuts (nuts not included) perfect for supply lines and clamp nuts
- Cylindrical insert has 5/8 in. deep welled sock for common faucet designs
- Reinforced body for hard to break fasteners
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Specifications
Dimensions
Compatible Pipe Size (in.)
3 in.
Maximum working diameter (in.)
0
Minimum working diameter (in.)
0
Product Depth (in.)
2.18 in
Product Height (in.)
10.25 in
Product Width (in.)
2.18 in
Details
Number of wrench sides
2
Pack Size
3
Product Weight (lb.)
1.21
Returnable
90-Day
Tools Product Type
Hand Tool
Wrench Features
Universal
Wrench type
Valve Stem Wrench
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
Full Lifetime warranty against material defects and workmanship
Questions & Answers
25Questions34Answers
Will this work on the main nut that holds the one handle faucet to counter?
Asked by Ted March 27, 20213
AnswersHaven't had a chance to try it yet, but looks like it should go the trick. Reason why I bought one.
What does "1-1/4 in. hex for stubborn installations" mean?
Asked by Ray January 14, 20213
AnswersIt is meant for the removal of that size nut in hard to reach areas (under a sink for example).
Can this handle 1/2 and 3/8 nuts/fittings?
Asked by Jay December 5, 20204
AnswersYes, I’ve used each adapter/fitting on multiple projects.
can you use the square end to remove cleanout caps?
Asked by plumbingNoobie September 14, 20202
AnswersI would not think so as it's only 3/4 inch.
Will this work on my pfister kitchen faucet?
Asked by Jon September 14, 20202
AnswersWell...there are lots of variables. For example: is there enough space between your sink and the wall for this tool and your hand to fit? Occasionally there is NOT enough room and you have to use a traditional basin wrench. For example: depending on the model, your Pfister faucet may have the modern "standard" faucet-fastening nuts (which this tool is usually great with), or a much larger nut or much smaller nut that this tool is not designed to handle. (Note: VERY unusual to run across a non-standard nut. I'd wager about 2 in 100 are non-standard, usually on faucets > 40 years old.) Again: the traditional basin wrench is the alternative. AS a plumber I estimate that this tool works on probably 19 out of 20 sinks and it makes the work MUCH easier AND faster than using a basin wrench.
Does this work as a Moen Basin wrench?
Asked by Bobav4 June 18, 20201
AnswerThis item isn't Brand specific. It's used on any faucet to help tighten and un-tighten a faucet from underneath the counter top.
Will this tool work on a single handle kitchen faucet?
Asked by Shopper May 22, 20205
AnswersWorked very will on my single lever kitchen faucet. Would definitely recommend.
Does it have a bath socket wrench
Asked by Lenie April 24, 20203
Answersyes
Will it work on a Delta plastic nut
Asked by Jason March 16, 20204
Answersyes. I loosened the plastic nut easily with it.
Will this work on pex fittings
Asked by Jkf February 22, 20207
AnswersNo
Customer Reviews
Nov 11, 2020
Broke on first use
I bought this tool last night to remove my tub drain... Seemed like a very handy tool until it broke the first time i used it... Didnt even last 3 minutes... Very disappointed in the qaulity of tools these day. The metal on this tool is obviously very cheap pot metal... Also now the pieces that broke off are now stuck in the drain... 3 of the 4 metal tabs broke
by Dnell205
Aug 26, 2020
Could Be Better
Pros: It worked reasonably well for my faucet installation. It is definitely a smart concept as the most frustrating part of doing this job is accessing the flanges and such for removal and installation. This made my reach quite a bit longer. Cons: and this kept it from a five star rating. At over $20, it is overpriced. Also, the metal components, are definitely not steel, and appear to be easily breakable if over-stressed. Might be worth $20 if made of better quality materials.
by TheFatSkeleton
Jul 12, 2020
This swiss army knifeesque tool worked real well for my needs. I was doing a reno job, and had ...
This swiss army knifeesque tool worked real well for my needs. I was doing a reno job, and had to remove one vanity sink, and install it to a new base and install a new sink to a new base. This allowed me to disconnect and reconnect the faucets, water supply lines (from the sink and the water valve) and turn the water valve off and on with ease. This definitely made my job a lot easier.
by SmokedNeckbones
Apr 7, 2020
A Home Depot associate recommended this tool when I was visiting a friend in Nashville in early M...
A Home Depot associate recommended this tool when I was visiting a friend in Nashville in early March. I did not have any of my tools and I was going to replace her kitchen faucet. He pulled this out and said "use this". I was doubtful, but purchased it anyway. When I was under her sink trying to remove the old faucet, she did not have any tools that I could use. (She basically had some generic pliers and a couple of screwdrivers.) Looking at the packaging that came with it, I realized that I could use this tool to remove the 5/8" bolt on the water lines. I was shocked and amazed at all the different ways that I can use this tool. I replaced her faucet, but brought the tool home with me. Since then, I have replaced my master bath faucet and fixed a leak in another sink.
I love it, this is my Swiss Army knife of faucet tools. It is so much better than another long-handled wrench that I had for faucets. That old tool is going to a rummage sale. Excellent multi-use function in a single tool, thanks Ridgid.
TIP - Remember to keep the cardboard backing which shows where all of the options are.
by HandyLady
Mar 31, 2020
Straightforward tool although it was unusable with the red handle as it is too big to fit with th...
Straightforward tool although it was unusable with the red handle as it is too big to fit with the hoses under the sink. Ended up taking off the handle and just using the nut provision. I wish I could return it but my receipt and package has been demolished by our kids.
by ThatDude
Mar 25, 2020
Not practical use for faucet change out
Was having trouble reaching the nut under the sink faucet so I tried the Ridgid Ez faucet tool but I found it difficult to get to the nut due to all the hoses. Once I got all the hoses in the middle of the tool, with such a tight space I could not get the leverage I needed to turn the nut.
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