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The StewMac Gripper Truss Rod Wrench (6113-G) is a high-quality tool designed for adjusting 4mm Allen nut truss rods. Made from durable alloy steel and featuring a comfortable rubberized handle, this 12.5-inch wrench ensures a snug fit for precise adjustments, developed by expert guitar technicians. With a lifetime durability promise, it's the perfect companion for any guitar maintenance enthusiast.
| Brand | StewMac |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Item Length | 12.5 Inches |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Head Style | Hex |
| Finish Type | Powder Coated |
| Operation Mode | Mechanical |
| Manufacturer | StewMac |
| Part Number | 6113-G |
| Item model number | 6113-G |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
R**E
Excellent product
Seems to be a very well made product. Very satisfied with product.
J**S
Just what I needed...you might too
Simple yet great tool for those slightly rounded truss rod adjustments. i have a dozen or so hex wrenches, so with ball end, some not. Even one that came with neck. They all slipped while trying to adjust truss rod. Plus they were hard to maneuver with string tight (as should be done).The long shaft and tapered end made it a snap...easy...mission accomplished. Get one or the set if you are a luthier
M**E
Unusable!
The front section is so short it does not reach the truss rod adjustment. What a shame.
C**.
Beware - ESP/LTD eclipses
Rod shaft is too large to fit in truss rod cavity. I'm sure it's great for Fenders, hence the 4 stars, but for headstock like the above, no dice.I did find success taking a 4mm hex and putting it in a latex glove. That was enough of grip to get the trussrod turning. I recommend giving that a shot!
T**N
Works as it should!
Worked great for replacing a stripped truss rod nut on my 90’s Squier P Bass.
S**D
Quality and function
These are great but over priced as to be expected from Stewmac
B**.
Great tool
Worked exactly as advertised, 4mm was perfect for my stripped squier bullet mustang truss rod nut
L**L
This worked on an Epiphone Explorer with a stripped truss rod.
I was able to tighten the truss rod that someone had stripped. Any hex allen keys did not work but this did.
