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RIDGID 57003 EZ Change Plumbing Wrench Faucet Installation and Removal Tool | Quick-Change Design | Reaches Tight Spaces | Simplifies Under-Sink Tasks | Comfortable Grip | Versatile Plumbing Applications

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Size: Pack of 1


Style: Tool


Features

  • EZ CHANGE WRENCH: Multifunctional plumbing tool is ideal for under-sink faucet installation and removal and compatible with common faucets, shut-off valves, supply lines, and basket strainers
  • 6-SIDED CUBED INSERT: Works on 5/8-in., 3/4-in., 7/8-in., 15/16-in., and 1-in. nuts and is ideal for use with supply lines, clamp nuts, and turning angle stops without marring chrome
  • CYLINDRICAL INSERT: Features 5/8-in deep-welled socket for single-hole mountings, 3 and 4-slot strainer basket retainer, and hole fits screwdrivers for extra leverage when breaking stubborn nuts loose
  • COMPACT AND DURABLE: Handheld size clears tight spaces under sinks while its reinforced plastic body and lightweight aluminum inserts that fit inside the handle provide long-lasting durability and use

Description

Experience strength and durability with a wrench that makes any plumbing job easier, the RIDGID EZ Change Plumbing Wrench Faucet Installation and Removal Tool (catalog number 57003). This multifunctional powerful plumbing tool is ideal for under-sink faucet installation and removal and is compatible with common faucets, shut-off valves, supply lines, and basket strainers. The six- sided cubed wrench insert works on 5/8-inch, 3/4-inch, 7/8-inch, 15/16-inch, and 1-inch nuts and is ideal for use with supply lines, clamp nuts, and turning angle stops without marring chrome. The cylindrical insert with a 5/8-inch deep-welled socket end accommodates most single-hole faucet mountings and features a pronged retainer that holds 3 or 4-slot strainer baskets in place while removing or installing the strainer nut. Additionally, the hole on the side of the cylindrical insert fits screwdrivers for extra leverage when breaking stubborn nuts loose. The wrench's notched end handle accommodates most common 2, 3, 4, and 6-tab basin mounting nuts, while the handle's open slot clears supply lines to loosen or attach. Its convenient handheld size clears tight spaces under sinks, while its reinforced plastic body and lightweight aluminum inserts that fit inside the handle provide long-lasting durability and use. RIDGID is a global manufacturer of more than 300 dependable and innovative tools, trusted by the skilled trades in more than 100 countries. RIDGID products are purpose built for professionals in the evolving commercial, industrial and energy markets who install and maintain the world's infrastructure. BUILT FOR THOSE WHO KNOW.®

Color: Orange


Brand: RIDGID


Material: Aluminum


Item Length: 10.5 inches


Item Weight: 16 ounces


Head Style: C Shaped


Item Torque: 150 ft-lb


Operation Mode: Mechanical


End Style: Socket End


Measurement Standard: SAE (Inch)


Wrench Length Style: Standard


Material Type: Aluminum


Finish Types: Painted


Color: Orange


Item Length: 10.5 inches


Item Weight: 16 ounces


Package Quantity: 1


Jaw Capacity: 1 inches


Brand Name: RIDGID


Model Number: 57003


Unit Count: 1 Count


Set Name: RIDGID EZ Change


Number of Items: 1


Manufacturer: Ridgid


UPC: 095691570031


Global Trade Identification Number: 31


Included Components: EZ Change Faucet Tool


Item Type Name: Ridgid 57003 EZ Change Faucet Tool, Sink Wrench


Manufacturer Part Number: 57003


Manufacturer Warranty Description: Warranty


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  • Essential Tool For Faucet Repairs
Size: Pack of 1 Style: Tool
The RIDGID EZ Change Plumbing Wrench is a well designed tool that makes faucet installation and removal much easier, especially in the tight spaces under a sink where traditional wrenches are difficult to use. Its compact design provides excellent access without sacrificing strength or control. One of the features I appreciate most is the variety of removable inserts. They fit multiple nut sizes and work well with faucets, supply lines, shut off valves, and basket strainers, making this a versatile tool for many plumbing projects. The inserts fit securely and help loosen or tighten connections without damaging finished surfaces. The handle is comfortable to grip and offers good leverage, even when working on stubborn fittings. I also like the open slot design, which easily clears supply lines and makes awkward under sink jobs much less frustrating. Despite being lightweight, the tool feels durable and well built. Whether you are a professional plumber or a homeowner handling repairs and installations, this wrench saves time, reduces hassle, and eliminates the need for multiple specialty tools. It is a practical, high quality addition to any toolbox and one I would confidently recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2026 by TriedAndTrue

  • Very Helpful Tool, Well Worth it Even at its First Use, Made Faucet Replacement Super Easy!
Size: Pack of 1 Style: Tool
The plumbing wrench is a fantastic tool, and I’m so glad a plumber recommended it to me. It made changing out my kitchen faucet a lot easier, especially when dealing with old, corroded parts in tight spaces. The open-ended design with interchangeable inserts fits a wide variety of nut sizes you might run across, and the supply hose can run through the body so you don’t have to wrestle with awkward angles. One end even has an adapter for added leverage of stubborn hardware, by way of wrench flats or a screwdriver slot for extra twisting power, which alone made it worth the purchase. The grip is also very comfortable, and it has a good weight without being too cumbersome, and seems to have good durability from what I put it through. Beyond faucet work, it seems to have a lot of other handy features for around the house plumbing work, that I hope I don't have to experience any time soon though, haha. For a first job like this, it was incredibly helpful, and highly recommended! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2025 by Collin M.

  • Works well
Size: Pack of 1 Style: Tool
Very handy for faucet nuts. Well made
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2026 by bill

  • Good for very specific tasks
Size: Pack of 1 Style: Tool
I have a two sink vanity and purchased new faucets. I spent all evening on the first faucet. First, I had to unscrew the water lines. All I have is a basic adjustible wrench. It took a lot of work just to break the nuts free. Then, I had to work them for a bit until I broke the plumbing tape loose. Finally, I got those removed. Then, the plastic nuts that hold the faucet down. It was nearly impossible to get my wrench on those and there is almost no room to work. Many smashed fingers later, I got those loose. Next, the drain. I had to break the compression nut on the P-trap loose. That took the longest time of all. After watching many videos for help, I soaked it in very hot water and kept twisting it until it finally gave way and came off. Finally, the last task - the super-thin nut under the drain in the sink. After about 200 turns, breaking through glue and tape and tape in glue and glue on tape, it finally came off. Then, I put in the new faucet and I decided I needed a tool, so I purchased this tool. The next sink, with this tool. First, the nuts on the water lines. This tool attached to them, but they wouldn't budge. I couldn't get my wrench around the tool, so I gave up and just used by wrench to loosen then and then I used this tool to get them the rest of the way off. Then, the plastic nuts under the faucets. This tool has a thing to attach to those. It did great on them. They came right off. Next, the P-trap compression nut. Again, I had to work at it for over an hour to get it to budge, then it came off. This tool has nothing to help with it, so it was back to my wrench. Finally, the thin little nut under the sink. This tool has nothing for that either. So, it was another 200 little turns breacking though all the tape and glue. Then, I put in the new sink. I used this tool to tighten the nuts to hold the faucet in place and the nuts on the water lines. This tool is sturdy. It is a good size. I have small hands and I could use it. It has a lot of things it can attach to. Unfortunally, it doesn't really give you a good way to add torque to it when you twist. It would be nice if there was a hole right through the middle where you could put a screwdriver. Instead, you are apparently supposed to use a socket wrench on one end and the attachment on the other - which I didn't have access to. I would also like it if there was something on it that could be used for the drain. That is where I spent most of my time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2024 by Heather K.

  • Your partner will think you went to plumbing school.
Size: Pack of 1 Style: Tool
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This wrench is basically the superhero of my toolbox. So there I was, a month ago, standing in my master bathroom like a deer in headlights. The supply line had decided to throw its own little water party, and those sneaky recessed nuts were laughing at my pathetic collection of "household tools" (aka that sad drawer of bent screwdrivers and mystery wrenches from 1987). Enter: The Plumbing Wrench of Dreams. This bad boy waltzed in there and made those nuts surrender faster than you can say "emergency plumber." What could have been a day-long saga of tears, cursing, and expensive service calls turned into a quick victory lap around the bathroom. Minutes, people. MINUTES. But wait, there's more! (I feel like an infomercial, but bear with me.) The guest bathroom sink had been mocking us with its ridiculously stubby spout. My wife had been doing some sort of contortionist routine every time she washed her hands, and let's just say her commentary about the designer's intelligence wasn't suitable for polite company. So I secretly bought a new faucet (because I'm smooth like that) and surprised her with an upgrade. Once again, my trusty wrench made me look like some kind of plumbing wizard. Wife - impressed. Husband points - maximum level achieved. Victory dance - mandatory. Now, about this wrench's construction: I'm pretty sure it was forged in the fires of Mount Doom or maybe a secret government facility. This thing could probably survive a nuclear apocalypse and still be ready to tackle your plumbing emergencies in the wasteland. Unless you're actively trying to destroy it (and why would you? It's your new best friend!), or you have the organizational skills of a goldfish and lose it, you'll literally never need another one. Bottom line: Buy this wrench. Your pipes will thank you, your spouse will thank you, and your bank account will definitely thank you when you're not calling a plumber at 2 AM while standing in a puddle. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025 by Bryan Gold

  • Finally, the right tool
Size: Pack of 1 Style: Tool
I have a Moen kitchen faucet with the pull-out spray nozzle. The faucet became loose and I tried every tool in my arsenal to tighten the nut under the sink. Because that area is very hard to get to, most of my tools (crows foot, adjustable wrench, vise-grips, open-end wrench, etc.) would not fit or reach the nut. I purchased a tool made for Moen, but it did not fit the nut size (15/16"). This tool actually worked! It comes with different nut sizes and quickly lined up with the nut to tighten. Great tool to have for your plumbing needs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by Mike H

  • Awesome tool each household should have.
Size: Pack of 1 Style: Tool
I purchased this tool because I changed out the faucets in my home and could not tighten them enough using the tools I had on hand. It is made of the hardest, toughest plastic and comes with an easy to understand diagram of how to use it. It was frustrating, but all of my faucets continued to twist and turn with regular use. This was annoying as heck. This rigid tool allowed me to tighten all the faucets, each with different types of nuts and fasteners. This tool is easy to use in small spaces and adjusts to pretty much every type of plumbing fixture you can imagine. Just get it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2026 by Know

  • May not work on older larger hex shaped faucet nuts.
Size: Pack of 1 Style: Tool
Didn't work for what I needed it for. I have an older faucet with a larger hex shaped faucet nut. None of the options were large enough to fit the larger nut. I was able to use another tool I already had to tighten the nut. However, the tool seems to be of good quality and I think I can use some of the options to install some new faucets we're planning to buy. So I kept the tool because I think it could be useful on newer faucets. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026 by Paul

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