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Ancient Pipe Wrench 120-130

I picked up a very old, very large pipe wrench at a local habitat for humanity store. This tool is indespensible. It's perfect for braking stuck nuts loose. I used it to release the timing gear nut, fuel filter fitting (on my 940), and my oil pan nut. The leverage and wide adjustment is unparalleled. I highly recommend getting one of these.

The only caveat is that the self-tightening jaws can mar your nut. My timing gear nut got a little scored on the exterior, but it is still perfectly servicable.
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You mean Volvo makes cars that are *NOT* Wagons?!?






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