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Draper 3/4" Drive Groove Lock Nut Socket for Mercedes Benz Atego Rear Axle
SKU: 260326125343018
EAN: 5059482079979
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The Draper 3/4" Drive Groove Lock Nut Socket is a specialist tool designed for rear axle maintenance on Mercedes-Benz Atego vehicles, Vitaro 814 models, and selected MAN commercial vehicles. This precision-engineered socket features a grooved profile with six pins, specifically designed to engage with the unique lock nut configuration found on these vehicle rear axles. Manufactured from chrome molybdenum steel, this socket delivers the strength and durability required for heavy-duty commercial vehicle maintenance. The black phosphate finish provides excellent corrosion resistance whilst reducing glare during use, making it ideal for professional workshops and fleet maintenance operations. The 3/4" square drive fitting ensures compatibility with heavy-duty ratchets and torque wrenches, allowing technicians to apply the necessary torque for secure rear axle assembly. The grooved six-pin design provides positive engagement with the lock nut, minimising the risk of slippage or damage during removal and installation. Features and Benefits: • Suitable for Mercedes-Benz Atego rear axle, Vitaro 814, and selected MAN vehicles • Chrome molybdenum construction for superior strength and longevity • Black phosphate finish offers corrosion resistance • Grooved profile with six pins ensures secure engagement • 3/4" square drive compatible with professional torque tools Specifications: Outside diameter: 95mm Stud diameter: 49mm Height: 185mm Pin diameter: 87mm Pin width: 10mm No of pins: 6
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