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Would it help if one cut the handle down with an angle grinder? I've done this before with other tools that were too large.
I did plan on doing this but have never got round to it.

May help, but wish the jaws opened another couple of mm, as not all 22mm nuts are the same. A couple of times, the jaws didn’t fit and it prevent the ratcheting action.
 

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