Torque Multiplier Wrench,1 Inch Drive Labor Saving Lug Nut Wrench Torque Multiplier 1:58 Lug Nut Remover Torque Wrench

I’ve fought enough tight nuts and bolts. Had some cv nuts that wouldn’t break loose using all my usual suspects: 1/2 electric impact, 1/2 air impact on a short hose, 5 foot of breaker bar, heat, pb blaster. Decided to spend the $60ish dollars and get this. A little tricky getting it set to give the arm side something to react against but man, a few turns of the handle it got a bit stiff and suddenly, bio-nap-bing, that nut was loose. Went to the other side, same same - what I had ~2 hours in fighting was loose in less than 30 seconds a side. It might be funky to use in tight areas but most of the times I had similar pain, I could’ve made this work. Daily pro use? No but occasional diy-er, definitely.

Value of money, good product

I really like the BULLTOOLS Torque Multiplier Wrench. I've used it for replacing tractor tires that require the socket size of this little beast.It is, however, MASSIVE. The case it comes with is heavy and it takes up quite a bit of space.Would recommend for farmers.

I don't normally write product reviews but this tool blew me away. I had a flat front tire on my backhoe. Tried everything to break the 1 1/4" lugnuts loose and only broke my half inch breaker bar. This tool was very simple to use and broke the nuts loose with minimal effort. Just amazing!

Large tractor trailer. Tires works awesome going to order two more.

I have an older 29-foot Class C RV that’s parked in a gated storage area and needed 2 tires changed due to severe dry rotting. This tool turned out to be a huge time, labor and money saver because it made it easier to remove the stick, rusted lug nuts so that I could take the tires with me and not have to call a tow truck. It’s extremely heavy duty and actually works! I’m going to make this kit a permanent part of my RV maintenance kit.

I used this on some very difficult to remove bolts on a backhoe. It worked as advertised.The kit comes with 2" drive sockets. I needed a 1-1/8" SAE socket for these bolts. The sockets in my SAE set are about 1)2" longer than the sockets in this set.I was able to use them but it makes it harder for the foot on the tool to get a grip in one.of the other bolt heads.The foot must rest against something solid in order for this device to work. Several of the photos they show in the ad with the foot sitting in top of a hub cap are quite misleading if you do. It know how this tool works.I also tried using the included 1x3/4" adapter with a short socket. This was far thinking and would not work.If you can use the metric sockets included this should work well. If you need to use other sockets the length could be an issue.I did a little looking at the construction nof this item. I was somewhat surprised to find that they just used the stamped steel end piece as the bearing for the input shaft. A ball bearing, or at least a bronze bushing would be nice here. For occasional use it will probably not make much difference. I do not know if out brands use a ball bearing here although it looks like it in some of the photos I have viewed.Recommend with the notes above about using different sockets.

This thing is a day saver for sure! While it's not necessarily designed to break the lug nuts loose on your Honda civic it can. It's more designed along the lines of heavy duty commercial equipment like backhoe's, bobcats, and tractors. It's your purchase, you can use it however you'd like but I'm just providing some information here. Also, with the amount of torque this thing can make, make sure you are not utilizing cheap chromium sockets either unless you are ready to replace them.