Vise Grip Clamp 9 Pack Of 5

I cant even begin to describe the importance or practicallity of these babies. Two chain grips and a piece of 2x2 angle iron and who needs a fitting table. For the guys rolling out welds attach 2 180 degrees apart and they make a perfect mechanism for turning the pipe.

High quality and great value. Good for clamping irregular shapes. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

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Great pair of pliers. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I find many uses for this, but the best is doing pullies on cars. Wrap the OD of the pulley with a rag or strip of rubber (old inner tube works here) and then lock the chain around the pulley. Wedge the handle against something solid and work on the nut. Also works for turning shafts a bit, aligning exhaust joints, etc. Easier at times (and less damage) than a pipe wrench or pliers.

these are a life saver. The work great every time. Work amazing to change the oil filter when it's in a tight place. My new favorite tool

Kioti tractor OEM filters are installed very tight and then coated in paint. A cheap knock off from those auto retail store broke on the first tug. $0 dollars in the trash can. My local NAPA dealer ordered this model for me. Installed wrench one hard solid tug and filter was loose, 10 seconds done!. Nothing beats quality for getting work done. I would recommend this to any tractor owner who performs their own maintenance.

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This tool is invaluable to me as a steamfitter constantly setting up joints for my welder to weld. Lining up fittings to pipe is easy by clamping up a short piece of angle iron to the pipe with the chain clamp. Then the tee, elbow, or other fitting can rest on the angle iron as I adjust the gap and level before my welder tacks it. It's fast, efficient and accurate every time. After tacking, remove the angle iron and the welder can use it t roll the joint as he welds it unless it is a position joint. For pipe over 6”, we use 2 chain clamps. One in the others chain. What a tool!

i want to buy the locking chain clamp, how i can get and pay for that