Plews LUBR70611 Oil Filter Wrench 5.38 to 5.75 Inch

Product Description

The PLEWS LUBR70611 is a steel oil filter wrench designed for removing and installing large-diameter tractor oil filters. Built with a standard handle configuration, it grips filters ranging from 5.38 inches to 5.75 inches in diameter. The steel construction provides the durability needed for repetitive shop use and field service work. This tool is a practical addition to any technician's filter service lineup, particularly for agricultural and heavy-equipment maintenance where oversized filter canisters are common. Mechanics and fleet service technicians working on tractors and similar equipment rely on this wrench to achieve solid grip on large filters without slipping or deforming the canister.

The LUBR70611 is suited for tractor service applications where oil filter diameters fall within the 5.38 to 5.75 inch range. It is commonly used in agricultural equipment shops, fleet maintenance facilities, and on-site field service operations. The standard handle design allows for use with common hand tools, making it accessible for both shop benches and mobile service setups. It is a single-piece unit packaged individually and intended for professional service environments.

Key Features

• Fits oil filters with diameters from 5.38 inches to 5.75 inches
• Steel construction for durability in shop and field use
• Standard handle design compatible with common hand tools
• Targeted for tractor and agricultural equipment filter service
• Single-unit packaging for individual replacement or toolbox stocking

Compatibility

Designed for use with tractor oil filters measuring between 5.38 inches and 5.75 inches in outer diameter. Consult filter specifications before use to confirm diameter fitment.

Installation Notes

Shut down the engine and allow it to cool before beginning any oil filter service. Relieve any residual oil system pressure per the equipment manufacturer's procedure before removing the filter. Use the wrench only within its stated diameter range to avoid slippage or canister damage. Dispose of used oil and filters in accordance with local environmental regulations.