🔩 GEARWRENCH 1/2" Drive Hex Bit Socket, 10mm - Enhanced SEO Review

I lost my old outlet so I needed one the next day for my 2008 turbocharged Yaris. Now I keep it in my glove box so I always know where it is because my garage is full of tools! XD

If the socket is as strong and flexible as a plastic bracket, then everything is fine. To be honest it got so damn stuck I snapped the tab off and had to use a saw and drill to remove the plastic.

It takes a lot of force to loosen the axle nut. My full 200 pounds of my own weight at the end of a 3 foot tube over a 2 foot drop represents strength. This hard bit endured everything without showing signs of fatigue, I'm impressed.

Sometimes these bolts are very difficult to loosen, last time 3/8 ratchet broke. So I switched to jack 1/2 so that doesn't happen again. Used several times and no problem with this outlet.

A reliable tool, it was purchased for use on the Toyota Tacoma front differential drain and filler plugs 2011. Spots Be sure to remove the filler plug before removing the drain plug as from what I've read some have not been able to remove the filler plug without heating. When removing the plugs, use a quick, sharp motion or use constant pressure to remove the hex wrench.

Ideal for remanufactured or old spark plugs on power-stroke diesel engines. The quality is always good and excellent for the dier and semi-professional. I know many professionals who also use them in business. Bought 12mm. Mine arrived a little worn from just being tossed in a bag with some other connectors from Revain. Therefore, after removing the connector's tab, turn it counterclockwise and it will unlock and pull straight out.

I have not been able to find this locally with a 1/2" drive. So I used a 3/8" drive to remove this 10mm hex plug on my front diff on my truck. Last time I used it I thought I would break something. So I finally bought the right size for the job. Made it a lot easier. I hesitated with the purchase for a long time. For me it was a good investment. Highly recommended! Good quality.

Well built I'd say. I thought I was going to bust this thing when I added a two foot jumper to my jumper to loosen a stubborn filler plug on my Toyota differential. He put his feet on the hoop and pulled with all his might. Had about 3+ feet of leverage. I was thinking either me or the filler plug. or a broken instrument. Well, the gas cap went first, but not without a fight. The thing is built tough.

A good quality gear wrench for the price. They're great for homeowners and many of their tools are very good for professionals. A company that manufactures tooling from Armstrong and Matco. They have been making Craftsman for many years and the parent company owns Fluke test instruments and is the world's largest manufacturer of medical instruments and equipment. This 19mm head is very good for the price. I have a full line of Snap-on's and I gave these to one of my sons to take the wheels off…