Oil filter wrench 76*12

Buy it, it's cheap. I think Harley charges like $30-$50 or something crazy for this thing. I bet it's probably from the same manufacturer anyways. It's decently hard to ensure tightness without this little gut and you risk scratching your chrome filter. Worked as it should and got it nice and secure without damaging. Aside from the debt I put in it before buying it. Fit really snug as well. Stop reading reviews and giving yourself a headache. Just buy it. Seriously if you keep reading this and haven't bought it your not going to. Buy it fool. BUY ITTTTTTTTTTT. Thanks for coming to Ted talk reviews.

If you're looking for a great wrench to remove or install small Briggs & Stratton filters, this is it.Don't know why they call this a Harley Davidson Wrench when Harley Davidson is not the only engine that uses the Briggs filter.My mower is equipped with a 24 HP Briggs & Stratton and the filter is located in a place where a mechanic would need swivel arms and eyes that can see around corners to remove and install it.This wrench fit perfectly and makes the job a snap.My engine uses a Briggs & Stratton filter #492932S....3" O.D. with 2 13/16" seal O.D. with 14 flutes.Unlike strap wrenches that always slip on the slick filter surface, this wrench gets a tight grip on the filter and allows you to get that extra little bump at the end of the install cycle to insure that the seal is in solid contact with the seal surface of the engine.Now I can trash all those other filter wrenches I have purchased over the years that never worked as advertised.Hope this review helps someone who is looking for a great little wrench for small filters.

This was a lifesaver. It is small enough to fit in the limited space I had to remove the filter through. The closest thing to a problem was the replacement filter didn't fit it. That was not the tool's fault. Manufacturers should start putting the size/number of faces in the filter description. I have now ordered a whole set of them so I am ready for any project.

This Oil Filter removal tool DOES NOT need a Tork wrench. For a rachet you can use the 'naked' end of a 3/8" socket extension or if using a drill use a 3/8" socket adapter. It fits a 3/8" square nub.

I purchased to service my BMW K 1600 B. It fits perfect with no issues. Good cuality and price.

Attached to wrench, removed filter w/o issue, not much else to say. Works great.

Fits the filter for me 2021 BMW RnineT perfectly.

Made the job super easy - used it with the MAHLE filter and swapped it in less than one minute! Tools make the job!