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Steelman 60285-27 3-13/16" 8-Point Locknut Socket 3/4" Drive tool storage
An 8-point 3-13/16 inch locknut socket with 3/4-inch drive for manual removal of large wheel-bearing nuts and industrial fasteners
- 8-point design grips fastener sides to reduce rounding
- 3-13/16 inch size fits large wheel bearing nuts and industrial bolts
- 3/4-inch drive compatible with hand ratchets, extensions and torque wrenches
- High-strength carbon steel with black powder coat resists chipping and fading
- Laser-etched markings stay readable and won't rub off
Steelman 3-13/16" 8-Point Locknut Socket
The Steelman 60285-27 is a 3-13/16 inch 8-point locknut socket built for 3/4-inch drive tools. It targets technicians removing or installing wheel bearing nuts and other large industrial fasteners. The 8-point design grips fastener sides instead of corners to reduce rounding and premature wear.
Manual use only — no impact tools
This socket replaces worn or missing 8-point sockets of the same size and drive. The upgrade is worth it when existing tools slip on corners or show chipped finishes. It is not for buyers who need impact-rated sockets or powered fastening equipment.
Fits 3/4-inch drive ratchets and torque wrenches
The socket works with any hand-operated 3/4-inch drive ratchet, extension, adapter or torque wrench. High-strength carbon steel with a black powder coat resists chipping and fading. Laser-etched size markings remain legible. California Proposition 65 warnings apply.
Highlights
- 8-point design grips fastener sides to reduce rounding
- 3-13/16 inch size fits large wheel bearing nuts and industrial bolts
- 3/4-inch drive compatible with hand ratchets, extensions and torque wrenches
- High-strength carbon steel with black powder coat resists chipping and fading
- Laser-etched markings stay readable and won't rub off
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size drive does the 3-13/16" 8-point locknut socket require?
It fits any hand-operated 3/4-inch drive ratchet, extension, adapter or torque wrench.
How should the socket be installed to avoid damaging the fastener?
Engage the 8-point opening squarely on the nut flats so the walls grip the sides instead of the corners.
When will the laser-etched size markings need attention?
The markings are etched into the steel and will not rub off, so no re-marking is required.
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