A torque operable conduit union and mating spanner wrench are shown for the hammerless coupling of the ends of abutting fluid conduits, such as pipe, hoses, and fittings. A union nut body has an upper peripheral planar face, a lower peripheral planar face and a circumferential side wall. The circumferential side wall has a series of protuberances extending outwardly therefrom which define at least two circumferentially spaced wrench receiving formations. Each of the wrench receiving formations includes a slot portion which communicates with a transverse opening portion of the formation. The mating spanner wrench has a bridge region which spans certain of the receiving formations and engaging tangs which engage the slot portions of the formations for applying torque to the union nut.

A screw tool system for use with vehicle covers includes a vehicle screw adapter which interfaces with the receiver end of the screw and uses a standard cordless power screwdriver to drive the screw either into or out of the frame and vehicle top. A standard screwdriver handle could be used in place of the cordless power screwdriver. The cordless power screwdriver is preferred over a corded power screwdriver due to ease of use and lower power, which reduces the threat of stripping the screw.

A device for removing a boat drain plug, having a body with a distal end and a proximal end. The distal end has a first square-shaped opening configured to engage a boat drain plug. The first square-shaped opening features a first notch extending outward from one side and a second notch extending outwardly from a diametrically opposed side. The proximal end has a first handle extending laterally outward from the body, a second handle diametrically opposed to the first handle and extending laterally outward from the body, and a second square-shaped opening disposed between the first handle and the second handle. The second square-shaped opening is configured to engage a socket wrench.

The invention relates to a tool for applying torque to a hammer union having a hammer union wing with wing nuts. The tool comprises a wrench having an arcuate or circular shaped wrench head that can be placed around the hammer union wing, the wrench head having wing nut cavities in the inner surface for receiving the hammer union wing nuts, and sockets around the outer surface for receiving one or more lever members such as a torque bar and/or hammer lug for applying torque to rotate the wrench head. The lever member(s) may be positioned in any of the sockets in the wrench head, thereby allowing the lever member(s) to be repositioned during use with respect to the wrench head without having to remove the wrench head from the hammer union. The wrench head may be held in place on the hammer union wing using magnets.

The inventions relates to a tool 10 that is adapted to loosen or fasten connector nuts located in areas of reduced space. The tool 10 is particularly useful because it allows manipulating basin nuts 40 located between the lower portion of the basing and piping that provides water to the faucets that are attached to the basin via the nut. The tool comprising a body having a first section adapted to receive the fastening means and a second section adapted to receive the torque, the first section and the second section being adapted for attachment to each other to transfer the torque to the first section, wherein the first section is adapted to allow piping to be located adjacent the second section during use of the tool to allow the first section to receive the fastening means. The tool may be configured as a socket. The invention also relates to a kit including the sockets.

A gas valve blade socket for use by a socket wrench to turn on and off a gas line valve, including: a tubular body, with a flat top and bottom, and a vertical side wall; a top cover section positioned on the top; a bottom cover section positioned on the bottom; a cavity formed within the tubular body and between the top and bottom cover sections; an elongated rectangular slot formed in the top cover section and extending to the cavity, having a shape sufficiently sized to fit over a gas line valve blade; and a rectangular opening formed in the bottom cover section and extending to the cavity.

A wingnut knob used for loosening and/or tightening a wingnut. The wingnut knob is placed over the outside surface of a wingnut so as to provide a larger grip surface area and to increase leverage for turning the wingnut. The wingnut knob generally includes an elongated upper knob portion and a corresponding bottom portion configured to hold a wingnut. The knob includes an inner surface and an opposed outer surface, the outer surface having a gripping portion, the inner surface having geometry configured to match the outer surface of the wingnut and a set screw extending through both the outer surface and the inner surface of the knob, the set screw configured to abut the wingnut when tightened wherein the knob is removably connected to the wingnut upon loosening of the set screw.

A tool for use with Quick Release (QR) fasteners, and related methods and kits. The tool generally includes an elongate main body with a fastener-receiving area. The fastener-receiving area is configured to simultaneously support the head of the QR fastener and depress the button of the QR fastener. The fastener-receiving area includes a slot that is distally and downwardly open, two shoulders that bound the slot, and a ventral surface. The QR fastener is inserted into the slot so that the head of the QR fastener rests on the first and second shoulders, the collar portion of the QR fastener extends through the slot, and the ventral surface depresses the button of the QR fastener. With the button depressed in this fashion, the retention feature of the QR fastener is released, which allows the worker to manipulate the QR fastener by moving the tool.

A sprinkler head removal and installation device includes a tube that has a first end, which is closed, and a second end that is open. The tube has an inner diameter that is complementary to a diameter of a set of groves that is positioned in a top of a sprinkler head. Each of a plurality of teeth is coupled to and extends from the second end of the tube is configured to be inserted into a respective groove of the set of grooves as the top of a sprinkler head is partially inserted into the tube through the second end. An aperture that is centrally positioned in the first end of the tube is configured for insertion of a drive of a socket wrench, positioning a user to selectively turn the socket wrench to remove and install the sprinkler head.

A drill attachment to facilitate engagement and disengagement of a clamp. A main driver body is configured for attachment to drill such that operation of the drill causes rotation of the driver body and actuates the clamp.