Prime-Line Products N 7164 Bifold Closet Door Pivot Adjustment, 3/8 in. open wrench, 5/16 in. box wrench, 3 in. length

The PODOL STAR Closet Door Pivot Adjustment Wrench is a marvel that deserves more than five stars. Despite its designation for bi-folding doors, it proved invaluable for adjusting the rollers of my pocket doors, saving me from potentially costly and time-consuming repairs. This tool effortlessly reached into the cramped spaces above the doors, allowing me to level and plumb them perfectly. Now, my doors close smoothly and stay shut without any hassle. It's disappointing to hear this is a frequently returned item, likely due to Amazon's generous return policy. This tool is a keeper for any homeowner facing similar issues. Highly recommended for its utility and the money and time it saves.

served it's purpose

I read some reviews on this wrench fitting pocket door adjustment hardware, but this was too small for mine. There aren't many choices for pocket door wrenches, so I filed the jaws and got it to fit. I wish someone would offer an inexpensive wrench pack with several jaw size options, as measuring the nut at least in my case was impossible to do.

This little wrench was much smaller than I expected. As it turned out, it was just the right size to fit in the space on the backside of my pocket door. Fortunately, the door bracket was only 4-5 inches from the end of the door and I could see the bracket well with a small angled mirror. That allowed me to work the wrench up between the door and frame, and then maneuver it to the nut. Note: there was a nut lock I had to flip before starting. I did that by placing a small screwdriver up the same backside space. The lock lever sticks out beyond the door and just flips forward. In the end, I had to put the wrench in a vise and give it a few extra small twists, but it's the right tool for the job. No need to remove any trim or molding! Great value, too.

I wish the handle was longer because it's hard to get it positioned correctly on the part that needs to be rotated to lift or lower the door as it is - it's a tight space and the tool is so small it's like your fingers are too big to position it properly and once you do, there's only enough leverage to turn it a tiny bit. Then you've got the pain of trying to reposition it again to move it a fraction of a turn. Very frustrating. I finally gave up after wrestling with it and dropping it trying to maneuver it and having it slip when I try to turn it again and again and again. It was not enough to raise the door as much as it needed, but it's a little better than it was. I've come to the conclusion that pocket doors are more trouble than they are worth.

Doesn’t work on my pocket door

One side of my bathroom pocket door dropped down. It took a second to finesse the wrench just right, but 5 minutes of work turning that bolt counterclockwise and it's back where it belongs. It is pricey for what it is, but did it ever save loads of time and effort.

I thought this would break bewcause it was much smaller then I thought I ordered but it worked like a champ

I love a great tool !!!

Did the job

It works, but damn, it's tiny.

Perfect fit in my application. I needed to remove some trim to get the wrench on the adjustment bolt of the pocket door. Adjustment was then easy.

I am not sure pocket door hardware has std nut size to adjust.This one is too much.Mot fit and doesn't work with 3/8