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mtblah
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Older windmiller have known this for years , but it's new to me . sockets for square nuts , & if you use a battery operated drill motor the square nuts are a breeze to remove .
newbie here , just learn' some stuff
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Good info Mike. I've not come across 4 point sockets...only 8 point....which is what I use.
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I use 8 point like Paul and a cordless impact. With the impact nuts/bolts will come loose OR they will break :D and then come loose. I haven’t seen modern 4 point sockets as well.
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I have a set of "Wright Tool" 10 point sockets that I bought on an auction. They are for square nuts & hex nuts. In my opinion I think they fit better than 12 pt.
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Wright Tools use to make 4 point sockets, nice heavy USA made, keep an eye out for them at swap meets and flea markets, they turn up, I use them all the time working on antique tractors
Grey made them also and still offer them, they call them drain plug sockets
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4pointsocket.jpg
Amazon has them and they are not expensive.
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Steve , thanks for sharing
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