Dang! Somebody used the wrong size wrench, and now you can't adjust that worn Allen truss rod nut. Fear not, our Gripper wrenches can save the day! Each wrench has a 3/8"-long end that tapers from slightly undersize to slightly oversize, giving you a snug fit to turn the nut and avoid a costly replacement job.
Our veteran guitar technicians developed these high quality steel truss rod wrenches. The length, comfortable rubberized handles, durability and variety of sizes let you perform formerly difficult truss rod adjustments with ease. The straight wrenches are 12-1/2" long, keeping your knuckles safely away from the peghead.
Straight Gripper wrenches #6107-G for worn 1/8" Allen nuts. #6113-G for worn 4mm Allen nuts. #6115-G for worn 3/16" Allen nuts. #6108-G for worn 5mm Allen nuts.
Right-angle Gripper soundhole wrenches #6109-G for worn 1/8" Hot Rod® Allen nuts. It reaches 5-1/2" (13.97cm) inside the guitar. #6110-G for worn 5mm Allen nuts (Martins made before August 2007). It reaches 2" (50.80mm) inside the guitar. #6114-G for worn 5mm Allen nuts (Martins made since August 2007). It reaches 4-1/2" (114.30mm) inside the guitar.
Bad news: a stripped truss rod nut. Good news: an easy solution. In this issue:
Erick Coleman’s using the Gripper truss rod wrench to solve a problem that’s familiar to all of us. Read more... Subscribe now
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