Hydraulic Service Wrenches

[Brodiesel]

Starting to do a lot more hydraulic work and I'm realizing I need some compact short wrenches like the Martin set. What are you mechanics using? Im just trying to be smart and not just buy buy buy, I spent alot of $$ on tools these past couple years. Maybe I dont need a whole set and I can just buy the common line sizes instead. Thoughts?

 

[Delmer]

Did you see this thread?

https://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/threads/used-surplus-proto-service-wrenches.65456/#post-682590

 

[bobcat1]

I have bought cheaper wrenches in sets and singles and cut them down to what we needed to get through. For the years when there was no budget. LOL

 

[Millerboy79]

I'm not sure if you have harbor freight by you but they sell a metric and standard set for like $50 a set.

 

[mikebramel]

Proto crowsfeet work almost always

 

[excavator]

I've got the Martin type hyd. wrenches, they work great once you have the fitting broke loose. Also have Snap on 4 way wrenches along with a large array of cut down wrenches. Here's a list of JIC and ORF wrench sizes. JIC#6-11/16". #8-7/8". #10-1". #12-1 1/4". #14- 1 3/8". #16- 1 1/2". 20- 2". O ring face #6- 13/16". #8- 15/16". #10- 1 1/8". #12- 1 3/8". #14- 1 1/2". #16- 1 5/8". # 20- 1 7/8".
Of course then you have BSPP, DIN, Komatsu ect. which are different again.