Customer Reviews for Husky Basket Strainer Wrench

Made the Job so easy.

Not much to say other than it works.

It did the job but was a bit clunky to use overall satisfied with the purchase

The right tool makes a difference. I pulled the drain out of our bathtub to run drain snake down and clean it out. Tried twice to replace it using a pair of needle nose pliers, but wasn't getting it tight enough. Bought this wrench, snugged it down nice and tight, and it works perfectly.

Says fits most drains except the one I bought from the Home Depot. Maybe carry a tool for one of your most expensive drains. You should also keep silicone in that area and not just plumbers putty. Your employees recommend it but it’s not in that area. It wouldn’t hurt to put a couple tubes over there and see what happens.

excellent tool I had never used it very practical

I used the quad-flanged end. One of the four flanges was too wide to fit in any of the sink strainer holes (Glacier Bay sink strainer from HD). A bit of filing quickly fixed the problem.

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Went out and bought this due to my old one breaking on a job. This did the trick. Wish it was multi use with bathtubs as well. It did it's job and it's well made, so I cant really complain. Good job Husky

This was the tool I needed to replace sink drain. Worked perfectly.

Makes it easier to remove nut on strainer assembly

Doesn't fit into the drain basket holes. The tool has slots for both 3 and 4 hole baskets but the 4 hole side seems to have one slot that is bigger than the other 3. Tried the tool in the new basket fresh out of the box and it didn't fit that one either. Was basically useless.

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Does not fit junior strainer baskets. Had a very weird smell.

Good for using around the house. Price could be cheaper,

Worked like a charm.

Did not fit a basket that was 30 years old.

Works perfectly. I recommend using a short piece of half inch metal conduit as a breaker bar for better Leverage when removing an existing fixture.

Does help. Just use needle nose pliers.

It's does the job, can't complain

Works well as intended