07/10/2007 · Any pipe that is metal and fit over your wrench will do. We always use our jack handle pipe as a cheater bar. We have the craftsman 4 ton jack and that pipe is thick and about 1-2 ft long. We also have a cheap kragen tiny jack and we cut a hole through the plastic so we can fit our wrenches over it.

Aluminum Cheater Pipe Wrench. (33) Questions & Answers (1) Hover Image to Zoom. share Share. print Print. $ 124 97. Pay $99.97 after $25 OFF your total qualifying purchase upon opening a new card. Apply for a Home Depot Consumer Card. Multi-length design - 11 - 24 in.

02/10/  · We typically use a pair of aluminum 14"s for daily work since it that size will cover 95% of the daily workload 1/2" thru 2" (in a pinch) and cheaters turn those into a couple of 24"s.

The Cheater Adaptable Pipe Wrench features and overbite jaw design offering the largest gripping surface. Dual coil springs offer maximum durability and tool 

Cheater bars are usually used to break free threaded pipe, screws, bolts, and other fasteners too difficult to remove with a ratchet or pipe 

A breaker bar is a length of pipe or metal used for leverage. There are many types of breaker bars, but the most commonly used

18" OPI Pipe Wrench with Built-in Cheater Bar. SKU: opi00118. $99.50. OPI's Patented pipe wrench design allows you to gain more leverage making it easier and safer to work on tough tasks. Quantity. Add to Cart. Products. IR-3080 Iron Roughneck Parts. IRON ROUGHNECKS.

Carrying around a cheater bar or pipe to attach to your wrench and struggling with your lug nuts? Cheater Wrench can help! Simply attach the socket to the lug nut, insert the output shaft into

Ring Handle "Cheater Bar" Gate Wrench‚ 5'L. They are designed to accept a long length of pipe or bar as a handle to maximize torque.

Just use another combination wrench as cheater bar A pipe or breaker bar I prefer, if I really needed to get leverage using a wrench, 

Below are some of the most common tools used on to get lug nuts unstuck. Cheater Bar – A cheater bar is a length of pipe that slips over the handle of your wrench so that you can leverage more torque on the lug nut. Using a cheater bar helps you apply more force behind your wrench. Be careful. When the lug nut suddenly gives it is easy to