American Forge & Foundry 18537 2-3/4" Wheel Bearing Locknut Socket, 3/4" Drive, 8-Point

American Forge & Foundry 18537 2-3/4" Wheel Bearing Locknut Socket, 3/4" Drive, 8-Point

• The American Forge & Foundry 18537 wheel bearing locknut socket is made for heavy-duty wheel bearing locknut removal and installation. It has an 8-point design, a machine-welded 3/4-inch drive plate, and is built from high tensile strength steel with powder-coat finish to resist rust.
• Features:
  • 8-point socket configuration - provides strong grip on octagonal locknuts and reduces rounding.
  • Machine-welded 3/4-inch drive plate - allows use with ratchets, breaker bars, or extensions securely.
  • High tensile strength steel construction - ensures durability under heavy use.
  • Powder-coat black finish - protects against corrosion and wear.
  • Laser-etched size markings and part number - markings stay readable even in greasy or grime-prone environments.
  • Chamfered edge design - assists with easier socket alignment and removal/installation.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: American Forge & Foundry
  • Part Number: 18537
  • Socket Size: 2-3/4 inches
  • Drive Size: 3/4-inch
  • Point Style: 8-point
  • Material: High tensile strength steel
  • Finish: Powder-coat, black
  • Edge Design: Chamfered edges
  • Standards: ANSI compatible
• The 18537 locknut socket can also be referred to as AFF 18537 8-point wheel bearing locknut socket, 2-3/4-inch locknut removal socket, heavy-duty AFF axle nut socket, AFF bear locknut tool.

The American Forge & Foundry 18537 socket delivers reliable and durable performance for heavy duty wheel bearing locknut removal, combining strong grip, protective finish, and clear identification.

Q: What type of fastener is this socket designed to engage?
A: It is designed for 8-point (octagonal) locknuts, commonly used on heavy duty wheel bearing assemblies.

Q: Can I use this socket with any drive tool?
A: It requires a 3/4-inch drive tool such as a breaker bar, ratchet, or extension to properly engage the 18537 socket.

Q: How does the finish and marking hold up under heavy shop use?
A: The powder-coat finish resists rust and wear, and the laser-etched size and part number markings ensure readability even under oil, grease, or grime.