American Forge & Foundry 18512 3-7/8" Wheel Bearing Locknut Socket, 3/4" Drive, 6-Point

American Forge & Foundry 18512 3-7/8" Wheel Bearing Locknut Socket, 3/4" Drive, 6-Point

• The American Forge & Foundry 18512 wheel bearing locknut socket is designed for heavy duty wheel bearing locknut removal and installation. It features a 6-point hex design, machine-welded 3/4-inch drive plate, and durable powder-coat finish to prevent corrosion and wear.
• Features:
  • 6-point configuration - ensures strong grip on hexagonal and rounded hex locknuts, reduces rounding.
  • 3-7/8-inch socket size - fits larger locknuts used on trucks and heavy duty vehicles.
  • Machine-welded 3/4-inch drive plate - supports high torque tools like breaker bars and ratchets.
  • High tensile strength steel construction - withstands frequent high torque use without failure.
  • Powder-coat black finish - offers resistance to rust and improves durability in harsh shop environments.
  • Laser-etched size and part number markings - permanent identification even with grease or grime.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: American Forge & Foundry
  • Part Number: 18512
  • Socket Size: 3-7/8 inches
  • Drive Size: 3/4-inch
  • Point Style: 6-point
  • Material: High tensile strength steel
  • Finish: Powder-coat, black
• The 18512 locknut socket can also be referred to as AFF 18512 wheel bearing locknut socket 6-point, 3-7/8-inch locknut socket, heavy-duty AFF bearing socket, and AFF axle nut socket 18512.

American Forge & Foundry model 18512 provides secure, heavy-duty performance for wheel bearing locknut service with strong fit, rugged steel, and long-lasting identification features.

Q: What type of locknuts does this socket fit?
A: It fits 6-point hexagonal and rounded hexagonal locknuts measuring approximately 3-7/8 inches.

Q: What drive tool is required?
A: It requires a 3/4-inch drive tool such as a breaker bar, ratchet, or torque wrench.

Q: Is the finish and marking durable under shop conditions?
A: Yes. The powder-coat black finish resists rust and abrasion; laser-etched size and part number remain readable even with grease or dirt exposure.