Why you need Line Wrenches/Crows foot

We show you line wrenches “crows foot”
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[@philbrennaman4572]

I have a several myself. hated biting the bullet with the amount they cost, money was tight when I got them, but they've been well worth it over the years.

[@JeepingMo]

They are worth it, when you got that line, it won’t come out and you’ll pay anything for it.

[@orboakin8074]

Oh man! As a first time driver and car owner (used Pontiac g3 2010) it is truly fascinating how much car and mechanic DIY related videos I have been watching lately😂😂 Great video, sir. I will likely have to buy a set of these for the work on my car as I need to change the brake lines and other parts that have rusted.

[@JeepingMo]

Glad you like our content, thanks for viewing. Enjoy that G3.

[@ClassicTV4U]

Nice! Obviously need this set up to replace my fuel filter on my vehicle.... thanks for the showing this.

[@JeepingMo]

@@ClassicTV4U thanks for viewing

[@mediacreationsusa]

power steering lines at the box!

[@TwoFeatherChannel]

I have some larger sizes 41mm, 38mm and others I use for torquing down Jam Nuts on Tie Rod and Control Arms.
No slippage wraps around all corners of the nut. have the smaller set of Metric and SAE also.

[@JeepingMo]

They are very handy, thanks for viewing.

[@dennis-nz5im]

Snappy has a short ratchet in 3/8” with a 3/8” square on the handle, great for PS boxes

[@alangivens7983]

Thanks for the content and I used your affinity link to buy a couple of sets off Amazon.

[@JeepingMo]

Thanks for viewing and using the link. Glad you’re enjoying the content.

[@amandahuntley3374]

Great job right to the point A+++++++

[@JeepingMo]

Thanks. Glad you liked the video.

[@dennis-nz5im]

If you shock the flare nut by using a punch and hit the top to unload the threads and allow penetrating oil to make it in

[@dennis-nz5im]

Same with having torque on the nut or Allen/torx /e

[@kellismith4329]

That certainly helps, and some heat if necessary but sometimes you don’t have the clearance to swing a wrench

[@kellismith4329]

I ended up buying a couple of flexible flare sockets to get to my abs under the truck - could not get them with anything else

[@JeepingMo]

Ill look them up thanks for viewing.

[@DixieOverland]

Been needing to add a set of these to my toolbox. Right tool for the job right?

[@JeepingMo]

Thanks, they are very handy

[@kellismith4329]

Needing them once they pay for themselves

[@djsi38t]

Dude...straight open end crowfoot is not a line wrench.I dont know why in the heck you would call an open ended crowsfoot a "LINE" wrench as it absolutely is not one.When you teach about tools and dont know the proper terminology you lose a bit of credibility.Now maybe you just said it in error IDK,but an open end is not a line wrench.You have regular line wrenches and 6 and 12 point crowsfoot line wrenches.Also a breaker bar is usually used when the nut is in a vertical position..