Magnetized drain plug wrench?

[Hillcountry]

I read somewhere that someone had a magnetized drain plug wrench that they left attached to the trailer so it was always handy for plug removal after loading out.
I threw a small adjustable in the truck bed but would LOVE a wrench I could leave on the trailer for this purpose only...

[wifi]

Make sure it is New England pot hole proof :laugh:

[Hillcountry]

Make sure it is New England pot hole proof :laugh:


Potholes are no problem as I avoid them like the plague...
Anyway the guy that had one said it was staying put 7 years and counting!

I can't find them online so they probably don't exist...

[dave603]

Why not just drill a hole through whatever wrench you want to use and bolt a good sized magnet to it?

[Hillcountry]

Why not just drill a hole through whatever wrench you want to use and bolt a good sized magnet to it?

Thought of that too and that might be a possibility!

[Dave R]

I made a drain plug box end wrench out of 1/4" thick aluminum bar stock. I feed one of my transom tie down hooks through it so that when I remove the tie down, I remember to install the plug. Aluminum is nice because it does not rust and stain the gel coat.

[Hillcountry]

I made a drain plug box end wrench out of 1/4" thick aluminum bar stock. I feed one of my transom tie down hooks through it so that when I remove the tie down, I remember to install the plug. Aluminum is nice because it does not rust and stain the gel coat.

Cool! Like to see a picture of that so I could infringe your patent! :D

[jbolty]

I made a drain plug box end wrench out of 1/4" thick aluminum bar stock. I feed one of my transom tie down hooks through it so that when I remove the tie down, I remember to install the plug. Aluminum is nice because it does not rust and stain the gel coat.

This is a good idea

Another other actual wrench would inevitably get "borrowed" from its spot and not be there when you need it.