Superior Tool - Tub Drain Extractor -- Made in the USA
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- Опубликовано: 26 апр 2012
- • Remove stubborn 1-1/2" tub drains with ½" ratchet drive and extension or wrench
• Unique helical knurl bites into the drain and will not slip, the more torque applied the more bite on the drain
• Hardened steel design with gold plate finish
• Patent Pending design, made in the USA 
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Thank you for saving my tub with these tools!!
Something that helped me since mine was slipping quite a bit. Read the description of the video, it says "the more torque applied the more bite on the drain". When I switched to use an extender for my socket wrench to get more leverage/torque it was able to actually get mine unscrewed.
Great video! Thank you for including to put in PLUMMERS PUDDY I would not have know that, changing both drains as there is nothing left of one and not much of the other
Just moved from build outs and new construction to service and I’m finding siituatuojs like this more often then not , great fucking tool! Im gonna fake it til I make it but this thing saved me haha
It works just like they said saved the day
Man I need this right now🤣
Worked great for me, the cross members in my spud were gone so I couldn’t use the traditional wrench. I suppose I could have tried a hammer or cutting it out, but I likely would have damaged my tub. This tool got the job done quick and smoothly. It is a one purpose tool sure, but it’s still cheaper than calling a plumber.
I just bought and used one of these from Home Depot. However, they say it won't slip, but mine sure did. In fact, nothing I did with it helped to remove the old drain. As pricy as this tool is, I thought of trying out an inside out drain tool next, but it is far more expensive. These tools are once-in-a-blue-moon type use tool. You need them when you need them, but they don't even make good ashtrays once you finish with using them and your likely to forget just what you used it for as it sits out in your tool box over time. When using this tool, my old tub drain cracked at the edge where plumber's putty goes. It just slipped and no matter what I tried with it, the thing didn't bite in enough to loosen the drain. I didn't wan to smack it hard with a hammer and do any other damage. I may try this out again, but so far it just has not worked for me. The cam-style removal tool seems more likely to work better, but again, the price is high for such.
Agree. I bought this and it didn't grip at all. Will be donating it to my local Library of Things; hopefully it will be more use to someone else.
I just bought one and it didn't work at all. Taking it back. Tapped it in and it didn't bite. Tapped it harder and it didn't bite. Pointless.
Same!!! Tool is such a POS!!!
I recommend heating with a hair dryer before using lets the puddy become soft again
I tried it. Just turns but don't grip inside of drain.
Hi there!
Do you ever made the 1 inch for very old bathtub drains? Recently purchased a home from the 50s and tub drain is 1 inch a very stuck. Thanks
I cant get it to grip my drain at all. it is almost like it doesnt fit.
You can buy one at Lowes for about $30.00
Why not make one for a 1-3/8" drain??
that one hardly goes in my 1 3/8 drain. do you make a smaller one
you can order one on amazon called the extract-a-drain it's small and has outer steel rings with teeth just like this one, but you can expand it to fit your drain size
Used this many times yes it does slip usually works50% of time
Not surprised it's made in America.
What do you do when it doesn’t work? I can get behind and underneath and cut it out?
I just kept tapping in it in with some force when it slipped and it worked I almost gave up after the first few slips but i think if you keep beating it in with force but not crazy. It works well .. I know I just cursed my self !
Didn't work for me with this tool. we can't remove the Drain :(
Pricey? Its $14 at Menards
where can I buy one?
walmart
20 dlls or less
This works well but is pricey. It is cheaper than paying for the cost of a plumber or new tub.
Superior Tool? Nah. This thing didn't fit my drain at all
It is a rip off price for a block of steel.
until you need it ...
great tool! got my 20+ yrs old tub drain out when others failed.
just buy it, use it and then return it.
buy it, use it, and return it? Classy? CLASSLESS