In what way is a spud wrench different from a pipe wrench?

In what way is a spud wrench different from a pipe wrench?

A. It is not adjustable

B. It has smooth jaws

C. It is significantly shorter

D. Using a handle extension is recommended

Answer: B. It has smooth jaws

A spud wrench is different from a pipe wrench in that its jaw are smooth, on the other hand, the jaw of a pipe wrench are serrated. The smoothly designed jaws of the spud wrench are made to grip cylindrical objects but to do it without scratch or marring surfaces. This hence, can be application of spud wrenches on pipe wrench chains with serrated teeth which scratch or damaging corners. In fact, you do not have to think that pipe wrenches can depend on the teeth to fit them tightly. By comparison, the smooth jaws are the only ones that can be used on the spud wrenches and they can achieve their fit from the pressure and friction .