🔧 Omix Ada 16711 01 Spindle Nut Socket: Unbeatable Tool for Easy and Secure Installation Review

Fits but looks cheap. The drive end of the clutch is a little loose and can be made from heavier gauge steel. In the end he did his job.

Sturdy enough to get the job done. Proper tool for removing the two large spindle nuts on a Jeep CJ Dana 30. If you have one of these Jeeps this head should definitely be in your tool box.

This tightened my axle nuts perfectly. I gave it a 4 for strength because it doesn't look like a normal tool head. It worked for what it was for.

I have Willy's old van. Having never dealt with brakes before, I wasn't ready to dismantle the axle nut. I didn't have the right size. Raven comes to the rescue. I had it in two days. Fits perfectly and great quality. Boom. work is done.

This is a head that fits the bearing nuts on a 1980 Jeep Cj5 Dana 30 narrow gauge axle. what else can i say It fits perfectly. Not too loose to round out an overtightened nut and not too tight to get stuck.

Don't be the guy who changes spindle nuts with a chisel. Buy it and do it right. A little pricey for what you get but it gets the job done quickly and correctly. Also, attach it to your torque wrench and make sure you can tighten your nuts to specification.

You, my friend, are a very specific person looking for a very specific tool. It's not fashionable. It's not technical. He won't dance for you or show you how to tie knots. What he will do is painlessly remove the spindle nut from the old Dana 30 without repeating what you did at the truck stop last year. it's on, twist it and boom! No nuts! You'll appreciate it if you don't break nuts with a screwdriver and hammer again.