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Sprocket Flywheel Rebuilding Socket - Sprocket Shaft Nut Socket - JIMS USA

Part #: 1032-TS

The JIMS USA 1032-TS Sprocket Flywheel Rebuilding Socket - Sprocket Shaft Nut Socket is a high-quality tool that is designed to make it easier to remove and install sprocket shaft nuts. This socket is made from 4130 chromemolybdenum and is heat-treated to give it a lifetime of service. It is also machined flat at the nut-receiving end to eliminate rounding off the nut and to reduce the risk of bodily injury.

The JIMS USA 1032-TS Sprocket Flywheel Rebuilding Socket - Sprocket Shaft Nut Socket is a must-have tool for any mechanic who works on engines with sprocket shaft nuts. It is a durable and reliable tool that will make your job easier and safer.

Key Features

  • Made from 4130 chromemolybdenum
  • Heat-treated for a lifetime of service
  • Machined flat at the nut-receiving end
  • Provides 100% nut to socket contact and 100% of drive end contact

Applications

The JIMS USA 1032-TS Sprocket Flywheel Rebuilding Socket - Sprocket Shaft Nut Socket is designed for use on engines with sprocket shaft nuts. It is a versatile tool that can be used on a variety of engines, including V8 engines, inline engines, and four-cylinder engines.

Benefits

  • Makes it easier to remove and install sprocket shaft nuts
  • Durable and reliable
  • Reduces the risk of rounding off the nut
  • Provides a lifetime of service

How to Use

To use the JIMS USA 1032-TS Sprocket Flywheel Rebuilding Socket - Sprocket Shaft Nut Socket, simply insert it over the sprocket shaft nut and tighten it with a ratchet. The socket will provide 100% nut to socket contact and 100% of drive end contact, making it easy to remove and install the nut.

The JIMS USA 1032-TS Sprocket Flywheel Rebuilding Socket - Sprocket Shaft Nut Socket is a must-have tool for any mechanic who works on engines with sprocket shaft nuts. It is a durable and reliable tool that will make your job easier and safer.

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This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 25 March, 2012.