🔧 Pit Posse PP3000 ATV Axle Wrench Set 41mm: Honda Motorcycle Compatible Tool for Efficient Maintenance Review

Used these to remove rear brake drum axle nuts from a big red 1984 Honda 200. Went like clockwork. Good quality. They are very strong; not a single sign of wear after beating to remove the nuts. Would buy again.

One of the socket wrench holes in one piece was a little tight. But they did their job and I'm happy with that for the price. 41 mm fits perfectly under the axle nut. I like a short extension (rather than just a houndstooth) as you can put a pipe on it to break a threaded lock.

Works great! Very heavy and well made. Mine came painted black. They are so tight that we had to trim the paint off the contact edges to install the axle nuts. This is exactly what I wanted, so there is virtually no risk of nut slipping and rounding. We used two 1/2 drive breakers. One was keyed into the ground to hold the inner nut and we had to use a six foot pipe as an extension to loosen the lock nut on one side. No tool deformation.

Honda Recon Axle Nut and Locknut. I tried unscrewing them without these wrenches and it was clear I could only open the locknut with giant pliers ruined so I bought them Perfect During reassembly the locknut is torqued to 94 ft/lbs so when disassembled they are pretty tight and even if you take them apart you can't use a torque wrench on your giant pliers when reassembling If you plan to take care of your ATV you probably want it in your tool box, these are nice, heavy steel and fit perfectly.

Very good product. High quality, very durable. I had to hit the grip a few times with a hammer because there was some rust and dirt on the axle nuts, but the wrenches handled it like a champ. With some penetrating oil I was able to remove these nuts very easily. Due to the thin design of the keys, they can also be applied very easily. I used a long socket head screwdriver on a wrench connected to a lock nut and a piece of steel tubing on the wrench handle connected to another nut. The cheater…

After reading the service manual I really took the time to remove the axle nuts on my Honda ATC. There are many warnings about how difficult it is to remove nuts. I paid the price for them based on reviews, particularly one that said they were very well made. They are. The steel is thick and heavy with excellent hardness. The reviewer even admitted to offending them a little, but they still did well with no evidence of his abuse. They come in a set and you definitely need two to get the job…