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Manly Wrenches (and more) for Sale
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I have 1- 48" Rigid Pipe wrench and 1- 36" Rigid Pipe wrench for sale both are steel ( or ductile iron?) and definitely used but still very useable. In addition I have a Rigid four wheel cutter for 21/2"-4" pipe,(#44-S). and I have a Rigid tube cutter for up to 3" copper both like new. I also have a McDonnell Miller # 67 LWCO, new in the box as well as gas control valves (24 volt, maybe one MV) and misc. steam and hot water heat parts. I am in S.E. Michigan , north of Detroit.
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I'm not manly. lol. I have a pile of them. Only use aluminum pipe wrenches and a cheater pipe if needed...
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What's the price?Bob Boan
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What, no 96", 84", or 60" Ridgid pipe wrenches for sale. 48" and 36" are only middle sizes.
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I have a 24" and a 5' piece of 3" pipe. Never let me down.0
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I switch to aluminum wrenches years ago , now they are too heavy
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Heating goods and wrenches still available.0
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Again, What's the price?Bob Boan
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New to this forum. Did they actually have 5, 6, 7, 8 foot pipe wrenches? I have a big old mansion house with a steam tunnel and BIG pipe screwed together. I always marveled at it.What manner of men and wrenches screwed it tight? But I think it needs to go away now. Not used in 40 years. I fear 100 year old trapezes when I get under them.retiredguy said:What, no 96", 84", or 60" Ridgid pipe wrenches for sale. 48" and 36" are only middle sizes.
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The old pipefitters I've run in to, they just kind of glared at the pipes until they tightened themselves up.
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There’s a reason their upper arms were bigger then my neck!0
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Where is this located?AlanBrase said:
New to this forum. Did they actually have 5, 6, 7, 8 foot pipe wrenches? I have a big old mansion house with a steam tunnel and BIG pipe screwed together. I always marveled at it.What manner of men and wrenches screwed it tight? But I think it needs to go away now. Not used in 40 years. I fear 100 year old trapezes when I get under them.All Steamed Up, Inc.
Towson, MD, USA
Steam, Vapor & Hot-Water Heating Specialists
Oil & Gas Burner Service
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4' is the largest I have seen except for the chain wrenches which have more capacity and are lighter0
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If you want to sell something, especially used, it helps to post price, shipping cost, preferably some pictures.
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I used ridgid 60" and 72" pipe wrenches in my younger days and as far as a 96" (8 foot) I only saw one in a piping supply house in Pittsburgh, Pa. Now that was a big pipe wrench. That wrench was slated to be picked up by one of the railroad companies for use in their repair shop.
Many years ago, I was in a high school in Erie, Pa. and a lot of the boiler room steam lines were 12" screwed pipe and valves. It was a sight to behold. I should have taken some photos.0
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