Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool CHEATER Aluminum Adaptable Offset Pipe Wrench
- SKU:
- MLW48-22-7322
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 5.53 LBS
Description

DUTY®
CHEATER Aluminum
Pipe Wrench
An adaptable offset wrench for overhead work and changing reach requirements.
Product Overview
This aluminum CHEATER wrench works at 13 in or extends to 18–24 in for added leverage.
A quick-slide handle changes length; the offset head and hardened jaws grip pipework.
- Adaptable reachSelect length for access.
- Comfortable holdErgonomic handle form.
- Offset approachReach past obstructions.
- Easy readjustmentQuick-slide handle lock.
Technical Specifications
- Length modes
- 13 or 18–24 in
- Body
- Aluminum
- Adjustment
- Quick-slide handle
- Head
- Offset
- Jaw treatment
- Through hardened
- Tether point
- Handle loop
Choose the Correct Fit
Check the required jaw opening against the workpiece before ordering; nominal wrench length is not a capacity rating.
Set the desired handle length and verify the connection or locking mechanism before applying force.
Installation & Care
Set the jaw grip according to the tool instructions and pull steadily. Stop if the teeth slip or the pipe begins to deform.
Clean and inspect the jaws, adjustment mechanism and handle after use. Replace damaged parts or a damaged tool before the next job.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help choosing? Tell Willy the fastener size, tool setup and available clearance so the GetPipe team can check the match.
Important Product Questions
Does the stated length describe pipe capacity?
No. Wrench length describes the tool or its operating mode. Check the jaw capacity and the workpiece diameter independently.
Can I use it on a finished fitting?
Toothed pipe-wrench jaws can mark a surface. Choose a suitable smooth-jaw or protected-grip tool when preserving the finish is essential.
Can I add a pipe to extend the handle?
Use only the handle modes designed for this CHEATER wrench and follow its instructions. Do not treat the name as approval for an improvised extension.