Customer Reviews

Fuller Tool 426-1505 5 Piece 12 Point ?-Inch to ?-Inch Box Wrench Set

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Fuller has been around for years and is associated with quality tools. I purchased these wrenches and have not been disappointed. You could expect to pay $40 or more for these type of wrenches from other good names. Wrenches carry a lifetime warranty, though I don't know easy this process will be. I use these for light mechanical work like brakes, oil, and general repairs and they function perfectly.

Not wanting to spend alot on a rachet wrench set. These were perfect. Ive used them a few times already and seem to be pretty good for the price.

Well, these are definitely the lowest price ratcheting wrenches that I could find. I've been wanting a set for years now, and now I finally have one.

These wrenches are not the best in terms of construction, however, they are quite strong. They are also quite effective. I would have liked to know what sizes come in this set, but they were not listed here. So, here they are:
1/4" + 5/16"
3/8" + 7/16"
1/2" + 9/16"
5/8" + 3/4"
11/16" + 7/8"

These wrenches are simple enough to operate, and low cost enough to not worry about losing them.

I have a mechanic friend who tends to borrow tools without remembering to return them. At this price, I might just purchase a set for him.

In short, I'd definitely recommend these for someone who doesn't own a set. Just keep in mind, these are far from Craftsman quality.

I would spend the extra bucks and get some craftsman which have a forever warranty. The fit and finish on these wrenches are terrible, I opened the box and took one look at them before sending it back. The ratcheting action is not very positive and have a rather loose feeling. I'm sure it works but tools that don't feel or work right are more frustrating than they're worth. The metal plates that form the body of the wrench are stamped and then riveted together, I think the rivets will work loose over time. A one piece, forged body is a better design. If you're on a budget the 72 tooth rivet action of the craftsman are a better choice. I don't consider myself a tool snob however, I do prefer tools made here in the US. Again, you get what you pay for.

I have used my new ratchet box-end wrenches a few times now and i really like them. The offset keeps the knuckles from being scraped and the direction lever is very easy to flip. Nice wrenches.