Lowell 101XRS Ratcheting Transformer Wrench
Features:
- Made in the USA
- Two-in-one wrench: 7/8″ penta and 3/4″ hex
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One-piece design with incorporated gear, shaft and sockets
The Lowell 101XRS Ratcheting Transformer Wrench is built for common hardware used in pad mount transformers. Its compact, one-piece construction eliminates the need for separate attachments and reduces failure points during use.
A two-in-one lineman ratchet wrench 7/8″ penta and 3/4″ hex it allows linemen to operate transformer cabinet bolts and latches without switching tools. The cast iron body provides durability, while the 7″ handle length and 7-13/16″ overall length give adequate torque in confined spaces.
Made in the USA, the Lowell 101XRS Ratcheting Transformer Wrench is a dependable solution for the maintenance and install of pad mount transformers.
Specifications:
- Overall Length: 7-13/16"
- Handle length: 7"
- Weight: 1-1/2 lbs.
- Material: Cast Iron
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Lowell 101XRS Ratcheting Transformer Wrench FAQs:
Q: What is the Lowell 101XRS Ratcheting Transformer Wrench used for?
A: The Lowell 101XRS is designed for installing, servicing, and maintaining pad-mounted transformers. It allows utility linemen to operate 5-point security pentagon fasteners and 3/4-inch hex hardware commonly found on transformer cabinets, access panels, and tie-down connections without switching between separate wrenches.
Q: What socket sizes does the Lowell 101XRS wrench have?
A: The Lowell 101XRS features two built-in socket openings: a 7/8-inch pentagon (penta) socket for 5-point security fasteners and a 3/4-inch hex socket for standard hexagonal hardware. This two-in-one configuration eliminates the need to carry separate sockets for these common pad-mounted transformer fasteners.
Q: Does the Lowell 101XRS have a reversible ratcheting mechanism?
A: Yes. The Lowell 101XRS features a reversible ratchet mechanism that allows users to change between tightening and loosening with a lever. Its 32-tooth ratchet reduces the swing angle required between strokes, making it particularly useful when working inside confined transformer cabinets or other areas with limited handle clearance.
Q: How much torque can the Lowell 101XRS wrench handle?
A: According to Lowell, the 101XRS has been torque-tested to 90 ft-lb. Its rugged construction incorporates the gear, shaft, and sockets into a one-piece design for increased strength. A pinned wrench head also helps minimize wobbling and wear during demanding utility maintenance tasks. Always follow the equipment manufacturer's specified tightening torque.
Q: What are the dimensions, weight, and material of the Lowell 101XRS?
A: The Lowell 101XRS has an overall length of 7-13/16 inches, a 7-inch handle, and a weight of approximately 1-1/2 pounds. It features a durable cast iron construction designed for demanding field applications. Its compact size provides useful leverage while allowing operation in restricted spaces around pad-mounted transformer hardware.
Q: Is the Lowell 101XRS made in the USA, and what makes its design durable?
A: Yes. The Lowell 101XRS Ratcheting Transformer Wrench is made in the USA. Its cast iron body and integrated one-piece gear, shaft, and socket construction reduce the number of separate components while providing strength for repeated utility work. The pinned head, reversible ratchet, and cushioned grip further support dependable operation and comfortable handling during transformer installation and maintenance.
Item Location & Shipping
-Ships from the USA.
-Most orders processed within 24 hours.
-Average transit time is 3 business days.
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