Description

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If you work on a lot of Crane sinks or just want to make your Crane plumbing project a little easier, we recommend these tools. Especially for Post-War sinks.

Kit includes:

Crane “Securo” Waste Assembly Wrench

Long discontinued, we finally decided to produce these for sale to the public. This is the tool you need to remove Crane lavatory spouts used on widespread sinks produced from the mid -1930’s to the early 1970’s. This tool will make your life much easier when servicing Crane Norwich, Criterion, Diana, Drexel, Elayne, Westland, and Corwith sinks equipped with a flip lever operating the drain that’s integral with the spout.

Crane “Dial-ese” Bonnet Nut Wrench

If you do a lot of work on Post-war Crane valves, you’ll probably want this wrench. Will fit both the Bonnet nut, and the top of the cartridge for easy removal. Water cut Stainless steel construction for a long lifespan!

Crane Post-War (WW2) Integral Spout Locknut Socket

This is the socket that removes the Zinc locknut from 1948 through late 1960’s Crane Drexel and Marcia sinks. No need to remove the street 45, this fits over it. Insert a heavy Phillips screwdriver through the holes on the backside, and give it a good twist. Unit is 4″ long.

Note, this socket does not work on the early Drexels with cast brass locknuts.  To tell the difference, scratch the locknut with an Awl.  If the base metal is yellow, the nut is brass and this socket will not work.  If the metal is silver (and this is far more common), then the base metal is Zinc, and this tool will work.

Tools cannot be returned or exchanged.