Grey Pneumatic (1010FP) 3/8″ Drive x 5/16″ Square Female Pipe Plug Socket
$9.05
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Specification: Grey Pneumatic (1010FP) 3/8″ Drive x 5/16″ Square Female Pipe Plug Socket
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Grey Pneumatic (1010FP) 3/8″ Drive x 5/16″ Square Female Pipe Plug Socket
$9.05
Richard Jaimes –
These are my go to socket for value… Although they are not super thick for an impact socket they get the job done and I have yet to break one or round out a bolt with one. Great if your a new tech building your inventory or for a second set for home. They double up as a chrome due to their thickness
ben Wicklund –
Used this for the draw bar on my Grizzly G0709. 8mm and 5/16 are virtually interchangeable. Use it with a butteryfly impact. So far seems to be good quality. Love how compact and easy it is to use on fastener. Likely great for plugs and taps as well.
Jonboy1919 –
By far the best product I’ve ever found for adjusting, “self adjusting” slack adjusters on my large semi-tractors. I highly recommend.
S. MOORE –
Working on my airplane, got in a reworked cylinder and it had a square-ended pipe plug in the place where the fuel injector nozzle went. I went to all the hardware places, tool stores, and even called plumbers and their suppliers – no one had this! So I found this one on Amazon from this supplier, the price was $20 lower than most specialty tool suppliers. It was great quality, fast delivery, and worked. I will probably never use it again! But when you gotta have it, you gotta have it.
Murph –
So this is for the standard size 10mm. This was a god send. I had to replace some xenon bulbs and needed a magnetic socket to get to a tricky and well hidden bolt. Went to a couple of auto parts and hardware stores and no one had magnetic sockets. Found this and had it one day later. I definitely would’ve dropped the screw, out and in, if I didn’t have this socket. Hats off!
slant6guy –
This 5/16″ Pipe Plug socket for 3/8″ drive ratchet is awesome for Dodge 5.9L Magnum v8!
Was worth the Amazon Prime price of $6.16 to remove those pesky square pipe plugs that the over-educated ChryCo. engineers used all over the block’s oiling system:
~ oil galley plugs for the roller lifters (x2) = 3/8″ NPT steel pipe plugs
~ oil filter pressure area plugs (x2: under the filter + to the side of filter area = 3/8″ NPT steel pipe plugs
~ the larger galley plug at the back of the block (x1) = 1/2″ NPT steel pipe plug
…good to replace all of the above offending square drive pipe plugs with hex drive NPT steel pipe plug equivalents, so if another overhaul comes about life will be a lot easier for the next guy (or gal) working your small block Mopar.
Don’t forget oil-resistant thread sealant to prevent internal oil leaks!
Daniel Bal –
This is such a great idea. A magnet inside the socket to hold nuts and bolts and the magnet is spring loaded so you can use it for long studs where you would normally use a deep socket..
duke –
Seems sturdy and well made. This is great for working on cars, a lot of stuff takes 10mm these days (engine covers, under shields, sensors, coils, lights, various panels — at least on the cars I typically mess with). I’m pretty bad about dropping nuts and bolts so I definitely needed this. All I could find before (magnetic) was a nut driver insert for impacts and drills, which I guess is fine until you need an extension or can’t fit a power tool. I wish it was a little deeper since occasionally I have to remove closed-end nuts and it won’t turn them. Obviously it was designed for bolts and flat nuts. Nothing wrong with that, if it was deeper it probably wouldn’t grab regular bolts and flat nuts as well. Definitely worth the money, cars are enough of a headache without losing nuts and bolts in places you didn’t realize existed.