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So between 4 to 14 inches or equivalent, but not 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, but maybe 14.
Anyone know any other strange sizes?
Maybe it is metric, which is not equivalent to the exact inch size.
So maybe 100mm, 150mm, 200mm, 250mm, 300mm, 350mm.

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Stick with inches
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For you JB guys...

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My guess is a 14" monkey wrench.
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My guess is a 14" monkey wrench.

Nope
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This round is monkey business I tell ya....

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By Keith's Quote:

"More broadly, a monkey wrench may be a pipe wrench or any other kind of adjustable wrench."

I suppose it could be any type of adjustable wrench like a regular crescent wrench we all probably have around the house, but I'll go with a the below:

I'll guess a 9 inch Crescent monkey wrench:

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Iggy gets the win. Not a "Crescent"

Vintage Craftsman - V - Series 9" Adjustable Wrench. Made in the US for Craftsman by Moore Drop Forge of Springfield, MA. Sometime Between 1946 and 1967. Part No. 44490. Jaws open to a maximum of 2 5/8"
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Cool vintage monkey wrench Keith!
If it ever breaks, you can still get a replacement, but not the same tool:

QUOTE: "Craftsman told ToolGuyd in mid-2025 that it will continue to honor the lifetime warranty on its V-Series tools. However, it won't be able to send new V-Series tools to customers. Instead, they will be offered another Craftsman product of equal value."

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If it ever breaks, you can still get a replacement,

I don't think that's going to happen.
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Nice bro. I have to find my cool adjustable now. I bet most of you have never seen 1. C's up now, so I can get some pics, just gotta go find it. Be back soon.
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I knew what tool box it was in, but L has "organized" the basement, took me a bit to find the box.

This is like a survival tool. The bar slides to make a third contact point when fitted, then you twist the knob a 1/4 turn to hydraulically lock it and Bob's your uncle. Works great, just not a lot of leverage when needed. There is ways around that though.

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Very cool
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Finally found it on the internet. These guys liked it.

https://toolguyd.com/hk1-hydrokinet...able-wrench/
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I almost played this......... but I need more info.

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