Heavy cast iron construction provides superior strength and durability for demanding tasks
Designed for removing or installing tub nuts and hub assemblies on multiple washing machine brands
Compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, GE, and other major appliance models
OEM and aftermarket options available for various makes and models
Summarized by Shop
This is a heavy cast-iron spanner nut wrench for Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, GE and many other washing machines to remove the tub nut or hub assembly.
This is required when installing the all-metal tub nut onto the metal hub we sell, as well as a littany of other makes/models from the aforementioned companies.
Material
Cast iron
Color
Gray, Silver
Pattern
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Category
Wrenches
Compatible brands
Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, GE, and others
Summarized by Shop
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Tool was delivered in a timely fashion. Tool was more robust than I was expecting which was good since I had a whack on it with my hammer several times to get the nut loose. Worked as advertised.
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Customer · 5 days ago
Spanner Wrench, Metal Hub, Nue's Red Bushing, Grease Kit
Everything worked out great! Spanner wrench was needed & made a big difference. Everything i ordered arrived earlier than estimated.
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Corey · Today
Everything worked flawlessly
So I ordered the whole shebang for my Maytag Centennial which was the
Whirlpool metal hub, spanner wrench, and shim kit. The video Ben has to replace the nylon hub is pretty straight forward and I did not have any issues installing the metal hub. Obviously since the washer is 10 plus years old the spline was rusted and took a great deal of PB Blaster and prayer to remove the wash plate. Upon completion of the repair I ran the washer and the tabs on the hub had broken off and it didn't turn the wash plate. I contacted Ben's and they immediately sent me another which was installed and works flawlessly. I can't even tell when it is on the spin cycle it runs so smooth. Before the repair it sounded like a 500 pound gorilla was trying to get out. The one thing I might offer to Ben going forward with the metal hubs is to make those tangs at least 1/8th inch to reinforce against the stresses of the motor turning alternately in different directions. Other than that I am very grateful for your input and videos. Carry on!