Nine new spud wrenches feature large openings (9/16 to 2 in.) and conical rather than flat handles that taper to a point at the end. The handle lets workers align bolts, rivets, and flange holes ...

Iron workers Carlos Munoz and Nestor Caballero, in safety harnesses and sunglasses, are ready with their spud wrenches. Subscribe for unlimited access to The Post. You can cancel anytime.

Spud wrenches ironwork the company can do. A hammer to represents the carpenters, roofers and concrete crews. And a hook stands for the company’s Precision Services division, ...