Basin Wrenches | RIDGID Professional Tools

Features

Spring-loaded jaws of forged alloy steel provide fast, one-hand ratcheting.
Tension plug holds head in any position up to 90° angle.
Telescopic shanks on Models 1017 and 1019 quickly adjust for lengths from 10" to 17".

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Warranty

Ordering Information

Catalog Number	Model No.	Description	Nominal Size		Pipe Capacity		Weight
Catalog Number	Model No.	Description	in.	mm	in.	mm	lb.	kg
31170	1010	Model 1010 Non-Telescoping Basin Wrench, 3/8"- 1 1/4" Capacity	10	250	3/8 - 1 1/4	10 - 32	1 3/4	0.8	Buy Now
31175	1017	Model 1017 Telescoping Basin Wrench, 3/8"- 1 1/4" Capacity	10 - 17	240 - 425	3/8 - 1 1/4	10 - 32	2	0.9	Buy Now
31180	1019	Model 1019 Telescoping Basin Wrench, 1 1/4" - 2 1/2" Capacity	10 - 17	240 - 425	1 1/4 - 2 1/2	32 - 65	2	0.9	Buy Now

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Q&A

How do I get the wrench head to pivot?

Expanding my DIY skills to replace a leaky spray hose on my kitchen sink so I bought this tool. After getting is out of the packaging, I haven't been able to figure out how to get the head to pivot to the 90 degree position. Reading the description here I see that it has something to do with a "tension plug" but I'm clueless. I'd love some words of wisdom, please. Thanks!

Asked by: Andrea

This head should be able to swing 90 degrees in either direction by simply moving it to one side or another. The tension plug just provides enough tension on teh head assembly to hold it in the desired position. If you are not able to move the head at all by your description above it would be best to take the product back to the place of purchase to have it returned for warranty evaluation or contact our Customer Service Department and have them issue a return goods authorization number for the item to come back to the factory. They can be reached at 888-743-4333. Thank you RIDGID

Answered by: RIDGID

Date published: 2016-06-12

Warranty info

I have a 1017 basin wrench. The spring no longer works on it. Is there a warranty for this? i know Husky has a lifetime warranty on theirs, but I would rather keep using my Ridgid. Thank you.

Asked by: Showmoor

Thanks for contacting RIDGID. These come standard with the RIDGID® Full Lifetime Warranty. You can use the link below to send this tool in for warranty/repair evaluation. Please fill out the fields that you are able to, and you can leave any other fields that do not apply to you blank. After you fill it out and click on submit, it will provide you with a return number and also the address to send it back to so it can be evaluated. https://www.ridgid.com/us/en/tool-repair-form

Answered by: RIDGIDSupport

Date published: 2016-01-28