Spanner Wrench for Kenmore/Whirlpool Washer HD Tub Nut - TB123A Compatible

Well made. I had to pound on it pretty hard to get a wash tub out and this wrench didn’t show any damage. Must tougher than I expected.

I’m not good at goodbyes/Had a washer but it died/Bought this tool in hopes to revive/Too much corrosion made me cry…..So went to Home Depot and bought a new washer. The tool fit perfectly though

Well made spanner wrench for many model top-load washing machines. My washer in a Kenmore series 110.PROBLEM: A zipper-tab on a small net garment bag got stuck under the agitator, and the zipper-tab broke off when I tried to pull the garment bag out. The zipper tab dropped below the inner tub. So I had to remove that zipper-tab that was about 3/16” wide by 3/4” long so the water pump would not be damaged.I tried a variety of different tools without success to remove the spanner nut part number 21366 without success. Went on YT for suggestions, which included drilling out the spanner nut. Not needed!!!I saw a spanner wrench on a video and went on AMZN and found one of the lowest cost, but laser cut (sharp corner - great!), thick steel, and had 4 (not 2) keys. I took the well-packaged wrench out of the carton and plastic bag, walked over to the washer, and loosely placed the spanner wrench over the spanner nut.In less than a minute with two hits with a hammer on the wrench handle, no need to hold the tub, so EASY!Then my wife held the tub so I could spin the wrench with 2 hands, off with the nut. Then just jiggle the tub which at first thought would be a problem, but then also easy to lift out the inner tub and pick-up the zipper-tab. 😊👍 from the bottom of the outer-tub.I think with tax, $12 & change. SUPER!!!Oh, Amazon Prime with fast prime1-day delivery. Cardboard shipping box was in perfect condition (as usual).Performance of the tool exceeded my expectations!

Teeth should have been a little thicker. 1 millimeter higher or lower and the wrench slips. Remember, you're using a lot of force to loosen the piece.

Perfect tool for the job I needed it for :)

The media could not be loaded. Was looking to deep clean the interior parts of our washing machine, sometimes after using it, clothes came out with black leaf-like particles, turns out it was the inside drum that was pretty dirty, after years of using cloth softeners. Tried once to take it a part and it turns out you need a special tool to take out the big nut holding the drum in place, so ordered this one. This thing gets the job done, however before using this tool, use a permanent marker to draw a line between the nut and the center hub, so you know where to tighten it when you secure it back in place. I had to spray UB-40 and used a hammer to hit this tool counterclockwise to loosen the nut, but it worked, and as you can see from the video and pictures, I was able to deep clean the drum, it was a fun cleaning project, so do yourself a favor, get this tool and never use cloth softeners again.

It worked great. It was what I needed to tighten up the hub on my washing machine. I watched a Youtube video that said to get it snug and go 1/2 to 3/4 more of a turn, than hand tight, and that would be difficult without that spanner.

I bought this to remove the tub from my Whirlpool washer so that I could clean the plastic liner.The wrench worked absolutely fine and is good enough for something like this -- being used every 5 years or so to clean the tub or replace a bearing.However if this would be used regularly, like for a repair shop, I would recommend the more expensive style where the spanner rests on top of the nut and can't slide down. With this one, it can be a little tricky to hold the spanner in place as you hit it with a rubber mallet. It wants to slide down off the nut between whacks.That said, this spanner did the job just fine, and doesn't take up a lot of room in my toolbox. The other style would have been easier, and if I did this work for a living I'd for sure buy the better version.