442MD 3/4" Drive Deep 6 Point Metric Impact Socket 42mm

I needed this for changing blades on my brush hog. Great price and great quality.

Unlike reviews indicated on other providers' products, this properly fit my socket drivers and the 42mm nut I bought the socket for. I satisfied and I would buy this product again.

Great product for the money, I have used it several times on super torqued nuts and there is no wear or damage. Just a note that this is used on farm equipment and has proven tough. I would buy from the company again, great product at a great price.

Great product. Can't beat the price.

Purchased this socket to remove the steering pitman nut on my 2021 Jeep Gladiator. Fitment was perfect, zero issues.

Used this socket along with a breaker bar to remove some 42mm nuts on a 7-foot rotary cutter. The nuts hold the heavy blades that the cutter uses to cut pastures while attached to my tractor. Before buying this socket and the breaker bar from Amazon, I was concerned that I would need to use an impact wrench and air compressor to remove the nuts. However, with this socket and the long breaker bar, the nuts came off easily! Socket fit perfectly over the large nuts with almost no play. I know that the nuts were factory tight because cotter pins are used to keep the nuts from backing out. Actually, removing the cotter pins between the nuts and the long bolts were the toughest part of this task. So removing factory tight bolts without and impact wrench? This socket is great!

Bought to remove a La Marzocco Linea 4AV steam boiler element. Perfect for the job. You'll need a 6" extension bar because it's sunk in a bit. I'd suggest a 1/2" drive extension & a 1/2" female to 3/4" make socket adapter. With these, you can use a 1/2" ratchet. I used one with a 24" arm (those elements feel cemented in, so you'll need some brute force (& penetrating oil) to remove them

It is what it says it is. I used it to take off the rusted on bolts to the blades on my brush hog. Impact driver did not cut it so I ordered a 4' breaker bar, no luck. Added a 6' steel pipe to the ned of the breaker bar and the toughest one came off. Socket was as good as new, breaker bar got tweaked though.