American Forge & Foundry 18525 Wheel Bearing Locknut Socket, 3/4-inch Drive, 3-3/4-inch, 8-Point
- The American Forge & Foundry 18525 wheel bearing locknut socket is an 8-point design made for heavy-duty removal and installation of wheel bearing locknuts on trucks, trailers, and heavy equipment. It features a machine-welded 3/4-inch drive plate and durable powder-coat finish to resist rust and wear.
- Features:
- 8-point octagonal configuration - secures grip on octagonal, hexagonal 6-point, and rounded hexagon locknuts to reduce rounding.
- Machine-welded 3/4-inch drive plate - supports use with breaker bars, ratchet handles, or torque tools.
- High tensile strength steel construction - built for durability in high-volume, demanding shop environments.
- Chamfered edge design - helps alignment and easier socket engagement.
- Black powder-coat finish - protects against corrosion and surface wear.
- Laser-etched size and part number marking - provides permanent, readable ID under shop conditions.
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: American Forge & Foundry
- Part Number: 18525
- Socket Size: 3-3/4 inches
- Drive Size: 3/4-inch
- Point Style: 8-point octagonal
- Material: High tensile strength steel
- Finish: Black powder-coat
- Edge Design: Chamfered edges
- The 18525 locknut socket can also be referred to as AFF 18525 8-point wheel bearing locknut socket, 3-3/4-inch AFF locknut socket, heavy-duty AFF bearing socket 18525, and AFF axle nut removal socket.
The American Forge & Foundry model 18525 locknut socket offers rugged, precise performance for heavy-duty wheel bearing locknut service with strong grip, corrosion protection, and long-lasting identification.
Q: Which locknut shapes does this socket fit?
A: It fits octagonal 8-point locknuts as well as hexagonal 6-point and rounded hex 6-point locknuts that match the 3-3/4-inch opening.
Q: What drive tools are compatible?
A: Use with a 3/4-inch drive tool such as a breaker bar, heavy ratchet, or torque wrench for proper leverage and performance.
Q: Will the finish and markings hold up in rugged shop environments?
A: Yes. The powder-coat finish resists rust and abrasion, and the laser-etched size and part number remain readable even under grime, oil, and wear.
