Williams SFH-1809AW Straight Pattern Box End Striking Wrench, 1-1/2-Inch

I like that it stayed on the nut without having to keep held in place, it’s very sturdy not like the wimpy one that I replaced it with and this thing will probably out live me, so I have it a five star performance.

When buying a tool that is intended for bashing repeatedly with a sledge hammer, it's generally a good idea to buy the best tool you can find. Williams tool company makes tools you can depend on, and this series of wrenches is absolutely what you need for bolting that just doesn't yield to normal means of removal. These tools last a lifetime.

for the application of disk brakes on big trucks. a bit of grinding, and finishing needs to be done, and the hammer ends are not flat they are a bit round. nothing that can't be fixed with a bench grinder.

I bought this for a very specific job that I regularly encounter in my profession. Rusted/seized jam nuts.Tried it once so far in a vertical position with a #4 sledge and it did the job fairly well. The 12point bites nicely and didn’t slip. Had to hit it several times though. No fault of the tool. Just the recoil you’d expect because you can’t really hold it while swinging at it. I’m going to get about a 6’ cheater bar to slide over the end for leverage. I’m sure then it’ll be the tool I am looking for.

Ram 4500/5500 trucks rear caliper bracket bolt doesn’t give you enough room to use a socket. They’re also torqued to over 400 ft pounds. This wrench works wonders and is way better than trying to use one wrench on the end of another. Worth the money

The wrench is built heavy duty and the head is strong. I use a two inch piece of pipe over the striking end for leverage instead of striking it with a hammer.

Tried a 40 inch breaker bar w/ three-quarter inch drive to no avail... this wrench... easy Peezy!

Didn’t think the wrench was going to be that small but it does it’s job. Used it for about a week at work and I have no complaints.