Pliers Sets
Find pliers sets to keep the right grip within reach for repairs around the farm, shop, or home. Compare sets by tool count, plier types, and sizes to match the gripping, bending, and cutting jobs on your list.
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Best Of FAQ
Pliers sets may include slip-joint, needle-nose, tongue-and-groove, diagonal-cutting or linesman’s pliers. The mix varies by set, so check the listed contents for the types you want in your toolbox.
Pliers generally have jaws that grip as you squeeze the handles, while wrenches typically engage the flats of nuts and bolts. Both have a place in a farm shop or garage toolbox, but they handle different kinds of tasks.
Locking pliers have a mechanism that holds the jaws closed without constant pressure on the handles. They typically include an adjustment screw and a release lever. Some pliers sets include them, while others focus on nonlocking styles.
Keep pliers together in a toolbox drawer, tool roll or rack, grouped by jaw style. Give each pair its own spot so it’s easy to grab what you need before heading out to the barn or shop.
Wipe away dirt and moisture after each job, keep the pivot joints clean and store the tools in a dry spot. Follow the tool maker’s care directions for lubrication and cleaning, especially around grips and coated surfaces.