Big ole wrenches!

[Provincial]

I want to but 30⁰ 60⁰ angle wrenches but I don't want to buy a full set. What sizes are the most common in hydraulic work?

It depends. Are you using JIC, JIS, Inch Face Seal, Metric Face Seal, SAE Flare, BPP, DIN, or SAE O-Ring fittings? They all have different wrench sizes for fittings of the same tube size.

 

[Batmanacw]

It depends. Are you using JIC, JIS, Inch Face Seal, Metric Face Seal, SAE Flare, BPP, DIN, or SAE O-Ring fittings? They all have different wrench sizes for fittings of the same tube size.

Just the most common for farm applications. Skid steers. John Deere. There has to be a ballpark range. There has to be some overlap.

 

[Ultradog MN]

The largest - 1 7/16 and smallest - 7/16 from my set of Williams.

 

[Batmanacw]

This is a list from another website for hydraulics.
9/16, 11/16, 7/8, 1, 1 1/4, 1 3/8, 1 1/2
17, 19, 22, 24, 27, 30, 32, 36, 41

 

[OTmachine]

I have a couple of the cheap HF ones that I grind / mill out to make the odd sizes I run across in hydraulics.

 

[Batmanacw]

The largest - 1 7/16 and smallest - 7/16 from my set of Williams.

2" next to a 5/16". Lol!

 

[Ultradog MN]

2" next to a 5/16". Lol!View attachment 467081

Ha!
I'm jealous.
I do love my Superwrenches tho.

 

[Batmanacw]

Ha!
I'm jealous.
I do love my Superwrenches tho.

I think I paid $40 on Ebay. Brand new.

 

[hman]

Years ago, a neighbor sold me a huge (about 30" long) old wrench. The larger side has a 3 1/2" opening. I spent about a year looking for a nut or bolt that it would fit. Finally found a bridge(?) stud in a surplus store in the next town. I've since mounted the wrench, stud and nut on a display board in my shop. Here it is:

 

[Batmanacw]

With these shorter double end wrenches

Years ago, a neighbor sold me a huge (about 30" long) old wrench. The larger side has a 3 1/2" opening. I spent about a year looking for a nut or bolt that it would fit. Finally found a bridge(?) stud in a surplus store in the next town. I've since mounted the wrench, stud and nut on a display board in my shop. Here it is:

That's a big un!