Prime-Line RP77325 4 Sided Pop-Up and Drain Strainer Wrench (Single Pack)

We ordered this unit and when it arrived, the jaws were too small to span the drain. I guess the "Pop-Up" style stoppers have a smaller cross in the bottom of the drain. This unit is very nice, it just won't fit all drains.

I work in an apartment complex. I removed, clean, and caulk shower drains when ever I have a move out for preventative drain leaks. This tool gets the job done. Now I don't have to keep on bending my channel lock handles while removing drains.

It doesn’t exactly fit every drain but it works well

My husband ordered this to remove the old drain off the clawfoot tub and I think there’s some other things you can use it for. He’s very happy with it and it’s purpose. It’s well-made and sturdy easy to use and it was very quick that it got here to us. It’ll be great because we can use it in the future and I were very happy with the quality.

I ordered this drain strainer wrench to replace a couple of tub and shower drains in my house with popup drains. I am not sure if this is actually intended to be a sink replacement wrench instead but the forks were too narrow. It did work to provide enough torque to get the drain in the tub tight but if I had purchased a really expensive drain, I wouldn’t have used it for fear it would break the forks off on the inside.

Worked perfectly to remove my tub drain

At first glance you can see it's made of cast material. The crossbar area is shallow and does not fit around the bars and does not even reach them. The prong area is narrow and you will need to shave the prongs to fit around anything. The product also bends fairly easy. In all this product was a waste of money. There are better products out there I would look at them unless you need it right now.

I have no reason to rate this purchase low, but I also cannot tell you if it works. You see, what I failed to realize is that this tool here can only be used for a more modern rather than the forty-year-old one I am attempting to remove. Before purchasing, make sure your drain has cross members that divide the drain into quarters. If you have an older type that has only two small nubs on opposite poles of the drain, like me, you are going to need another tool, which is yet to be found. But holding the tool in hand, it feels solid and like it would be a fitting tool for the job it needed, so I plan on holding on to it, I feel it may come in handy down the road.