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Definition of Hook wrench
1. Noun. A wrench with a hook that fits over a nut or bolt head.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Hook Wrench
Literary usage of Hook wrench
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Practical Metal-worker's Assistant ...: With the Application of the Art by Oliver Byrne, John Scoffern, William Clay, William Fairbairn, James Napier (1864)
"The hook wrench is constantly used for taking the twist out of work, or the error
of winding, as the hummer can only be successfully employed for correcting ..."
2. Turning and Mechanical Manipulation: Intended as a Work of General Reference by Charles Holtzapffel (1846)
"The hook wrench is constantly used for taking the twist out of work, or the error
of winding, as the hammer can only be successfully employed for correcting ..."
3. The Practical Metal-worker's Assistant: Comprising Metallurgic Chemistry by Adolph A. Fesquet, Oliver Byrne, John Percy (1878)
"The hook wrench is constantly used for taking the twist out of work, ...
and afterwards twisted with a hook-wrench, in the neck between the cranks, ..."
4. Knight's American Mechanical Dictionary: A Description of Tools, Instruments by Edward Henry Knight (1876)
"hook wrench. Key-strew wrench. Monkey-wrench. Nut-wrench Pipe-wrench. KHU-he
t-wrench. Screw-wrench. ..."
5. Automobile Repairshop Short-cuts: Over 1500 Time and Labor-saving Kinks by Motor World (1918)
"... Compressor—Battery Charging Connection—Body Hoisting—Pan Hook—Wrench for Tight
Quarters—Carbon Burning Tank Stand—Tool Rack—Piston Turning Center (No. ..."
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