Tekton Jumbo Combination Wrenches?
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davesl708
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If they have a lifetime warranty they are on par with Snap-On and Walmart tools.
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Dem some biggie wrenches allright! 
I wonder how many ever need stuff that large though.
But they sure would look nice hanging on the wall! :confused2:
When I first seen the picture I said to myself they look like the large MIT ones I have with that raised panel design.
Had a 4 pc MIT set for years I bought from JC Whitney 1-3/16, 1-5/16, 1-7/16, 1-1/2 sizes to augment my original Craftsman sets and fill in the gaps. 1-1/4 and 32mm were the largest combination sizes and the price of big stuff from Craftsman was way too expensive in those dyas
1 1/2 and 1 5/16 have probably been the most used sizes for me and fit most trailer ball nuts and implement pins.
I don't think you can get it under in the MIT name anymore, but Tekton still has the same set (same place still)
smaller 4pc set
Big Chineese adjustable wrenches are pretty handy too. I have a few of those.
But sometimes that larger head size limits the application.
I wonder how many ever need stuff that large though.
But they sure would look nice hanging on the wall! :confused2:
When I first seen the picture I said to myself they look like the large MIT ones I have with that raised panel design.
Had a 4 pc MIT set for years I bought from JC Whitney 1-3/16, 1-5/16, 1-7/16, 1-1/2 sizes to augment my original Craftsman sets and fill in the gaps. 1-1/4 and 32mm were the largest combination sizes and the price of big stuff from Craftsman was way too expensive in those dyas
1 1/2 and 1 5/16 have probably been the most used sizes for me and fit most trailer ball nuts and implement pins.
I don't think you can get it under in the MIT name anymore, but Tekton still has the same set (same place still)
smaller 4pc set
Big Chineese adjustable wrenches are pretty handy too. I have a few of those.
But sometimes that larger head size limits the application.
KennyG
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General impression is that Tekton is a discount store brand, so don't expect too much. I have a set of their flare nut wrenches and the appearance is of a cheap tool but they work OK. Fine for something that is only used occasionally.
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I have bought a couple giant Tekton wrenches from Amazon and they have worked well for me. They seem to be a good value for the large sized wrenches.