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What 36" Ridgid pipe wrench to keep, AL vs. Iron
I have two of these 36" Ridgid pipe wrenches:
http://goo.gl/ZOm4N One is steel and another is aluminum. I want to keep one and sell another. My question is which one is better. Aluminum one is a lot lighter, but is it as strong? Or does it matter? I am not a plumber, but once in a while I need to turn something that does not want to turn, like a stuck engine etc. This is my use. i |
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