Olympia Tools 8" Adjustable Wrench, Heavy Duty Drop Forged Steel, Chrome Plated, Precision Machined Jaws, Rust Resistant

Amazing & cooperative products.The company behaved in a gentle Way.Highly appreciate their help.I want to refund the item as I don’t need it, they give me the money back and informed me to keep the item too

well made out of forged steel ,no rough edges. not the tightest specs in fitment ,although still quit good for the $

No laser etchings on tool for sizes. Jaws close and are aligned with little slouch. For the price and quality it would be almost five stars but no laser size edgings.

Good solid Wrench, used to rebuild tractor hydraulic cylinders, survived a 6 foot cheater bar.

Sirve como tal, demasiado pequeña pero es lo que se vende no hay engaño

Well, this is a monster! Well made and good for that BIG JOB! Or, defending your home!!!

Good quality for the price.

Its actually 23 3/8 long, and its jaws open to exactly 2 1/2 inches. If you have ever been to the tractor supply store, they have this exact same adjustable, except it is labeled JobSmart. I'm very impressed with the fit and finish of this adjustable. Little slop of the jaw, yet has not locked up or flexed open under heavy loads including blows to the handle with a 6lb hammer. The thumb screw still works with one thumb, no bumping of the jaw required. No mushrooming or chipping to mention after hammering the handle repeatedly with moderate force. Upon further investigation of the metal I took a file to the head, and it's relatively hard to file, which tells me the steel and temper is of respectable quality.In comparison to the Crescent brand extra large adjustable wrench, the fitment is quite similar, same amount of play in the jaw and thumb wheel, steel is of almost same quality. The Olympia wrenches finish is very tough and even, with no chipping even after pounding, but the Crescent brand wrenches finish and thumb screw finish is a bit better. The Olympia wrenches handle is very thick, and I do not foresee it ever bending as it seems to have a good temper too, but the more pronounced I beam style handle of the crescent brand is stronger and slightly lighter.In conclusion, if you're going to put the fear of god in this wrench every day, it will hold its own, but the handle may become uncomfortable in the hand as it is a bit thinner than the flats of the Crescent brands I beam handle. If you're going to do the same, but in salt water every day, the Crescent brand may be the better choice.I have no idea how this can possibly be sold for $39 shipped, this is also the same price tractor supply sells their adjustable for.