Wrenches

A tool for removing threaded fasteners especially of the type commonly employed to retain a vehicle shock absorber in an associated cylindrical shroud. The tool comprises a main body portion having a pair of handles 14, 16 extending in opposite directions therefrom. The main body is of a generally rectangular box-like configuration and has a plurality of fastener engaging means 52, 54 formed on each of the four sides to which the handles are not attached. Each of the engaging means has a separate fastener engaging configuration for engagement with a particular type of fastener. The main body has at least one keyway formed to extend along a portion of one of the outer surfaces of the body, with a piston rod receiving channel extending through the body and terminating in the keyway. A pair of spaced apart keys are slidably mounted in the keyway of the body. Each of the keys has a fastener engaging means formed thereon for engagement with a particular type of threaded fastener.