WS5E-3

E L E C T R I C I M P A C T W R E N C H

Machinery, LLC
W1222 Linden Road
Ixonia, Wisconsin 53036 USA
Phone: 800.248.8405 or 262.567.3993
Fax: 262.567.4307
www.wtcmachinery.com
 Machinery Corporation WS5E-3 ELECTRIC IMPACT WRENCH TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1:
INTRODUCTION .....................................................………………………………… 1

SECTION 2:
WS5E-3 ELECTRIC IMPACT WRENCH SPECIFICATIONS …………………..… 2 - 3
Specifications.....................……………………………………...….. 2
Control Identification ………………………............................….… 3
SECTION 3:
INSTALLATION ............………………………………………………………………... 4 - 5
Location …………..........................………………………………. 4
Mounting………………………… ………………......................…... 4
Electrical Connection ………………………............................…… 5

SECTION 4:
USING THE IMPACT WRENCH ..................................…………………………….. 6 - 7
General Approaches to Track Repair ..................………………… 6
Removing The Track Pads ...............………………………………. 6
Installing The Track Pads …….…………………………………….. 7

SECTION 5:
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE ……………………………………………………. 8 - 10
Impact Assembly …………………….....................………………… 8
Belt Replacement ………….….……………………………………… 10

SECTION 6:
SOCKET, ADAPTER AND EXTENSION LISTING .................…………………….. 11 - 12

APPENDIX:
ASSEMBLY AND PARTS DRAWINGS ……………………………………………… 13
530-614 WS5E-3 Impact Wrench….....................………………… 13 - 14
530-354 Idler Assembly …….………………………....................... 15
530-355 Impact Shaft and Adapter Assembly .……………………. 16
537-017 Impact Assembly ........................................…………….. 17
 Machinery Corporation WS5E-3 ELECTRIC IMPACT WRENCH INTRODUCTION

SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION
This Manual covers installing, using and maintaining the Model WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench.

Description
The WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench removes and installs Track Shoe Bolts – the bolts holding the Track
Pads (also called Track Shoes or Grouser Pads) to the Track Chain.

Mounted on a carriage, the Wrench moves along the entire length of a conveyor system, allowing access to
all of the Track Shoe Bolts on an entire crawler track.

Available carriages adapt the Wrench to the conveyor systems of all popular Track Presses.
The Impact Wrench can also be ordered with a Free-Standing Conveyor System for maximum productivity.

Sockets
Always use proper impact-rated sockets and extensions (and to use them correctly) when servicing track.
Impact-rated sockets and extensions for all track models are available from WTC Machinery Corporation.

Safety Statements
There are three different categories of safety statements throughout this manual -

DANGER! - Information about risks to life

WARNING! - Information about risks of injury
CAUTION! - Information about risks of damage to equipment.

It is the responsibility of the operator, but also of the management and supervisors, to read and understand
ways to safely get the most from the WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench.

Cleanliness
Cleaning is a component of long term maintenance of the Impact Wrench. A clean piece of equipment is
more pleasant to operate, safer and easier to maintain.

WARNING!
Altering any part of the WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench or its components,
or using the Impact Wrench in a manner other than intended is at the operator's own risk.
Such alterations or uses will void the warranty against the WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench.

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SECTION 2 - WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench Specifications

DIMENSIONS

Without Carriage With Carriage

Weight …………… 575 lbs (260 kg)……………….. 650 lbs (295 kg)
Width ……………... 13 inches (0,33 m) ……………... 48 inches (1,22 m)
Length ……………. 88 inches (2,24 m) ………………. 88 inches (2,24 m)
Height ……………. 32 inches (0,81 m) ………………. 46 inches (1,17 m)

SOCKET DRIVE 1" (25.4 mm) Square Drive

Impact-rated Adapters for all other popular socket types are available from WTC Machinery Corp.

ELECTRICAL 5 Hp (5.42 kW) 3 Phase Electric

Standard Voltages:
50 Hz (1500 rpm) 60 Hz (1800 rpm)
440 V / 7.1 A 460 V / 6.8 A
380 V / 8.3 A 230 V / 13.6 A
220 V / 14.2 A 208 V / 15.0 A
Other voltages available

TORQUING CAPACITY 5000 Foot-Pounds (6800 N-m) - Intermittent

SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

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WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench

General Arrangement Motor Bolts Electric Motor

Belt Tension
Set Screws

Impact Wrench

Side Handle Motor Starter

(Wall Mounted)
Idler Bolts
Impact Head
Grease Fitting
Height Adjustment Handle
Loosen / Tighten
Push Buttons

Front Handle

Impact Head
Oil Port
Wrench Carriage
Socket Adaptor
Impact Head

WS5E-3 Impact Wrench Features

Loosen / Tighten Push Buttons - run the Electric Motor and Socket forward and backward
Press either of these buttons to loosen or tighten the track bolts.

CAUTION!
Large and severely rusted bolts can exceed the maximum torque of the WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench (5000 foot-pounds).
The Wrench develops maximum torque rapidly, so never attempt to loosen a bolt for more than 3 seconds bursts.
Running the Wrench for longer bursts will not loosen the bolt, and greatly increases the wear on the Impact Head.

Front Handle / Side Handle - provide secure grips for loosening / tightening bolts and moving the Wrench
The Side Handle can be mounted on either side of the Wrench for operator comfort.

Height Adjustment Handle - adjusts the height of the Wrench

Turn the Height Adjustment Handle clockwise (viewed form above) to raise the Wrench, and
counter-clockwise to lower the wrench. Always set the height so the Wrench is level when the
socket is on the bolt.

Motor Bolts / Belt Tension Set Screws - adjust the belt tension
Refer to the Maintenance Section for details on adjusting the belt tension.

Impact Head Grease Fitting / Impact Head Oil Port - allow maintenance of the Impact Head
Refer to the Maintenance Section for details on maintaining the Impact Head.

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 Machinery Corporation WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench INSTALLATION

SECTION 3 - INSTALLATION -

A) LOCATION

Whether adding a WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench to an existing Track Press Conveyor, or locating
a Free-Standing Impact Wrench / Conveyor, check for clearance above and on both sides of the
conveyor.

The minimum clearance above the conveyor's side-rail center-line is 55 inches (1,40 m)

The minimum clearance on the sides of the Wrench is 26 inches (0,66 m) from the conveyor's
center-line, although allowing at least 50 inches (1,27 m) is preferred, as it preserves a walkway
past the Wrench.

B) MOUNTING

NOTE: In some cases, adapting the WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench to existing conveyor systems
requires the addition of outer rails and widened support stands.
Contact WTC Machinery Corporation for help installing the Wrench to existing equipment.

Once the conveyor system is set up, locate

and remove the stop blocks at the end of the
conveyor system.

Raise the Impact Wrench with a crane or

other lifting device rated for 1000 pounds
(450 kg).
Stop Block
Guide the Wrench onto the conveyor system's
outer rails, placing the Wrench Carriage's
vertical wheels between the outer rail's upper
and lower webs. Conveyor System

After the Wrench is completely on the

conveyor, disconnect it from the lift and re- Stop Block
install the stop blocks.

Move the Wrench along the length of the

conveyor system. Mark and remove any
obstructions that prevent the Wrench from
traveling freely along the conveyor's length.

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C) ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

DANGER!
Electricity kills! All electrical work should only be done by qualified personnel.
All electrical connections must be made in accordance with the U.S.A. National Electrical Codes.
Outside the U.S.A., local codes and ordinances must be followed and adhered to.
Always follow company Lockout/Tagout Program. If none exists, consider starting one.

Choose a suitable location for the WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench's Motor Starter. Typically, this is on a
wall near to one end of the conveyor system. The Starter should be positioned so the cables from the
Starter to the Wrench are not at risk of being cut, crushed, burned, or tripped over. One method of keeping
the cables out of harm's way is shown below.

Clearance to Suit
Approx. 48" (1,22 m)

"S" Hooks Support Post

Support Post Steel Cable

Buttress Power & Control Buttress Cross-Ties

Clearance to Suit WS5E-3 Electric
Approx. 96" (2,44 m) Cables
Impact Wrench

The cables are suspended from a steel (aircraft) cable using "S" hooks to allow the cables to slide along with
the Impact Wrench. The steel cable is supported at both of the ends of the Conveyor system. The Support
Posts, Cross-ties and Buttresses are sized to carry the load of the electrical cables and "S" hooks and the
tension of the steel cable.

The electrical supply to the Wrench's Motor Starter should have a lockable disconnect (usually a shutoff or
plug and socket set) and over-current protection (usually fuses or circuit breakers.) These devices should be
sized for the voltage and current supplied to the Wrench.

Verify the supply voltage matches the wrench's voltage, as shown on the voltage sticker on the front of the
Motor Starter. If the voltages match (within 5%) connect the electrical supply to the Motor Starter.

Once all electrical connections are complete, rotate the motor by pressing either of the push buttons near
the impact head. Typically, the left push button is used to loosen bolts (turning the impact head counter-
clockwise when viewed from above) and the right push button tightens bolts (turning the impact head
clockwise.)

If the wrench turns opposite of this, or the operator prefers the left push button to tighten, turn off electrical
power to the Wrench, swap any two of the input power leads to the Motor Starter, and reconnect the power.

The Impact Wrench is ready for operation.

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 Machinery Corporation WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench USING THE IMPACT WRENCH

SECTION 4 - USING THE IMPACT WRENCH

WARNING!
The WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench generates loud noises.
Spinning bolts and impact sockets carry risks of snagging clothing and can create flying debris.
Always wear eye protection and hearing protection when operating the Impact Wrench.
Always keep clear of impact sockets and bolts while the impact head is in motion.

GENERAL APPROACHES TO TRACK REPAIR -

There are two techniques for track repair -
Complete Disassembly, and the "Pads On" or Track Chain Identification
"Two-Bolt Turn" method. The best method to use
depends on the operator's preference, the type and Track Pad
size of the track and especially on the service (Grouser Pad)
guidelines of the track manufacturer. (Track Shoe)

The Complete Disassembly technique differs from

Pin
the "Two-Bolt Turn" method in that all of the bolts Track Chain
holding the pads are removed, and the pads are
separated from the track chain.

In the "Two-Bolt Turn" method, only the bolts on Track Link

one side (typically, the right side) of the pad are Pin and Bushing Set
removed. The pads remain attached to the left Bushing
track link.

Shift the Winch's clutch handle back to its engaged position. Start the Track Press, and lift up on the
Winch Control handle. Pull the track chain to a convenient position for removing the track pads.

REMOVING THE TRACK PADS -

NOTE: If using the "Two-Bolt Turn" method, remove only the left hand bolts from the track chain.
If the track chain is being completely disassembled, remove all the track pad bolts.

Before removing the track pad bolts, clean dirt from around the bolt heads, and inspect the condition
of the track pad bolts. Badly worn bolts, which don't have enough flats for the impact socket grip,
should be torched off.

CAUTION!
Badly worn Track Pad bolts may not offer adequate flat surfaces for the impact socket to grip.
Using the WS5E-3 to loosen badly worn bolts may damage the impact socket.
These bolts should be removed with a cutting torch.

Select the proper impact-rated socket for the Impact Wrench

track pad bolts, and impact-rated extension
if needed.
If the Wrench is not level, either turn the
Height Adjustment Handle to bring the
Wrench level, or add an extension bar Height Adjustment Handle
Extension
between the impact head and the socket.
Socket

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REMOVING THE TRACK PADS - (CONTINUED)

CAUTION!
Always adjust the height of the Impact Wrench and/or use a proper impact-rated extension to keep the Impact Wrench level.
Using the WS5E-3 while tilted damages impact sockets and bolt heads.

Once the height is set, move the Impact

Wrench onto the first bolt. Hold the nut with
a properly sized track wrench, and loosen
the bolt by pressing the Loosen Push
Button.

Run the Impact Wrench in three-second

bursts until the bolt breaks free. If the bolt
doesn't break free after several attempts, it
Track Wrench
should be cut off with a cutting torch.

CAUTION!
Large and severely rusted bolts can exceed the maximum torque of the WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench (5000 foot-pounds).
The Wrench develops maximum torque rapidly, so never attempt to loosen a bolt for more than 3 seconds bursts.
Running the Wrench for longer bursts will not loosen the bolt, and greatly increases the wear on the Impact Head.

Once the bolt is broken free, continue loosening the bolt until it is removed. Move the Impact
Wrench to the next bolt and repeat until all of the rack pad bolts are removed.

INSTALLING THE TRACK PADS -

NOTE: Always read and follow manufacturer's recommendations for track re-assembly.

When the track chain is re-assembled and laid out on the conveyor system, place the track pads
back on the track chain.

Inspect the track pad bolts and discard any with damaged heads or threads. Lightly oil the bolts and
insert them through the track pad and track chain. Start the nuts onto the bolts.

Move the Impact Wrench onto the first bolt and place the track wrench on the nut.

Press the Tighten Push Button to tighten the bolt. How long to run the wrench to get the correct
torque is a matter of operator experience. At least the first few bolts and the last bolt should be
checked with a torque wrench against the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications.

Continue tightening the remaining track pad bolts on the track chain.

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SECTION 5 - MAINTENANCE

WARNING!
The WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench contains moving parts which can cause serious injury.
Always turn off electric power before performing any service work on the Impact Wrench.
Always follow company Lockout/Tagout Program. If none exists, consider starting one.

IMPACT ASSEMBLY -

Recommended Lubricants

The Impact Assembly uses EP type grease rated NGLI #1. This is available from WTC
Manufacturing Corporation (WTC part number 57-0128) Acceptable alternative greases are -

Amoco Oil Co. ………… Rykon Grease #1 EP

BP Oil Co. …………….. Energrease LS-EP1 Impact Head
Conoco Inc. …………… EP Conolith Grease #1 Grease Fitting
Exxon Co., USA ……… Lidok EP1
Mobile Oil Corp. ………. Mobillux EP-1
Phillips 66 Co. ………… Philube Blue EP
Shell Oil Co. ………….. Alvania EP Grease 1
Texaco Lubricants …… Multifak EP1

Daily Lubrication

After every eight hours of wrench operation, give two full pumps of grease to the Impact Assembly
grease fitting. See Recommended Lubricants, above, for the proper grease

Hammer Assembly

After every 40 hours of wrench operation, remove the

Impact Assembly and disassemble the Hammer Ball Cam
(537-010)
Assembly (see Disassembly, page 9.) Clean all the
Friction Drive Washer
Hammer Assembly parts, removing all the old grease. (537-002)

Inspect the parts for signs of wear, particularly the Arbor

(537-007)
Hammer Spring and Friction Washer, and replace any Ball Bearings
(17 x 537-006)
damaged or worn parts.
Bearing Race
(537-008)
Cover all of the Hammer Unit parts with grease. Put
Hammer Spring
heavy coatings of grease on the Ball Bearings, Friction (537-001)
Drive Washer, Cam Balls, and the contact faces of the
Ball Cam and Hammer. (See Recommended
Hammer
Lubricants, above, for the proper grease.) (537-011) Cam Ball
(2 x 537-009)

Reassemble the Hammer Assembly, place it into the

Hammer Case, and re-install the complete Impact Head onto the Impact Wrench (see Assembly,
page 9.)

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 Machinery Corporation WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench MAINTENANCE

IMPACT HEAD - (CONTINUED)

Disassembly - Removing The Impact Assembly

Once disconnected from electric power, remove the

Socket Adapter and any impact sockets, then Cover
(512-473)
remove the Cover from the top of the Wrench.

Support the wrench to keep it from moving. The 5/8"-11 Nuts (4)
preferred way to support the wrench is to place
blocks between the Impact Wrench and carriage and Blocks
lower the Wrench until it rests securely the blocks.
Strap the Wrench, blocks and carriage together.
Impact Assembly
Loosen the four socket head cap screws holding the (537-017) Strap
Impact Assembly to the Wrench. Support the Impact
Assembly (or have an assistant hold it) and then Socket Adapter
remove the four cap screws. 5/8"-11 Socket Head
Cap Screws (4)

Disassembly - Disassembling the Hammer

Assembly
Hammer Ball Cam
Pull the Hammer Assembly out of the Assembly Ball Hole
Hammer Case. Disassemble, clean and Hammer
Anvil Drive Pins
inspect the Hammer Case, Anvil and Anvil
Drive Pins. Set these parts aside.

Clamp the Hammer Assembly in a vise, Anvil

and close the vise, compressing the ball cam
into the hammer. When completely
compressed, the two cam balls may fall out on Hammer
their own. If not, extract them from the ball Case
Magnet
holes with a magnet.

Re-assembly - Re-assembling the Hammer Assembly

After cleaning, inspecting and greasing the parts of the Hammer Assembly (see Periodic
Maintenance, page 8) re-assemble all of the Hammer Assembly parts except the Cam Balls.

Compress the Ball Cam into the Hammer and install the Cam Balls. Carefully open the vise while
making sure the Cam Balls stay in place.

Re-assembly - Reinstalling the Impact Assembly

Coat the Anvil, Arbor, Anvil Drive Pins and the inside of the Hammer Case with grease.
Reassemble these parts. Place the Hammer Assembly back into the Hammer Case, making sure
the Anvil Drive Pins stay in the Anvil. Pack additional grease into the Hammer Case.

Mount the Impact Assembly back on the wrench, while turning the Impact Assembly to help align the
Ball Cam with the Impact Shaft. Replace (or have an assistant replace) the socket head cap
screws, lock washers and nuts. Tighten the cap screws.

Remove straps and blocks (or other supports) and restore electric power to the Impact Wrench.
Briefly jog the Wrench forward and reverse to check for free and normal operation.

This completes the Impact Assembly Disassembly and Re-assembly

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BELT REPLACEMENT -

Inspect the Impact Wrench's belts every time the Cover is removed (usually for periodic lubrication of the
Impact Assembly.) If either of the belts is cracked, worn or frayed, replace it.

Belt Replacement Procedure

Once disconnected from electric power,

remove the Cover from the top of the Cover
Wrench. (512-473)

Loosen (but do not remove) the four Idler Pulley Assembly

motor mount bolts and back out the two
belt tension set screws, releasing the Idler Plate
tension on the 95" V-Belt. (512-464)
Motor Mount Bolts

Loosen (but do not remove) the four bolts 71" V-Belt

(505-014)
holding the Idler Housing to the bottom of
the Impact Wrench, releasing tension on 95" V-Belt
the 71" V-Belt. (505-015)

Idler Housing
Remove the Idler Plate from the Idler (516-111) Belt Tension
Housing, and remove the two V-Belts. Set Screws

While opened, inspect the two ball

bearings (part number 508-103) on either
end of the Idler Pulley Assembly.
Replace if needed.

Re-assemble the Idler Plate, Idler Pulley Assembly, Idler Housing and new V-Belts.

Install the 71" V-Belt onto the pulley driving the Impact Assembly, and the 95" V-Belt on the electric
motor pulley.

Tighten the two belt tension set screws to get the proper tension on both V-Belts.

Re-tighten the four bolts holding the Idler Housing to the bottom of the Impact Wrench, and the four
motor mount bolts. Re-check the belt tension and adjust if needed.

Re-install the Cover. Restore electric power to the Impact Wrench and run the Wrench with no load
for two to three minutes. Check the belts for over-heating; loosen the belt if they do over-heat.

The belt replacement is complete.

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 Machinery Corporation WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench SOCKET LISTING

SECTION 6 - SOCKET, ADAPTER AND EXTENSION LISTING

1/2" Square Drive - English Sockets 1" Square Drive - English Sockets
Socket Standard Thinwall Deep Well Socket Standard Thinwall Deep Well
Size Socket Socket Socket Size Socket Socket Socket
1/2" 525-455 - - 3/4" 179243 - -
9/16" 525-348 525-463 - 13/16" 179263 - -
5/8" 525-349 525-464 - 7/8" 179283 525-273 -
11/16" 525-456 525-465 - 15/16" 179303 525-274 525-489
3/4" 525-350 525-466 - 1" 179323 525-447 525-490
13/16" 525-351 525-467 - 1-1/16" 179343 525-322 525-491
7/8" 525-352 525-468 - 1-3/32" 525-263 - -
15/16" 525-353 525-469 - 1-1/8" 179363 525-323 -
1-1/16" 525-458 525-471 - 1-3/16" 525-275 525-324 525-492
1-1/8" 525-354 525-472 - 1-1/4" 525-362 525-487 525-493
1-1/4" 525-459 - - 1-9/32" 525-264 525-488 -
1-5/16" 179423 525-325 525-494
1 3/8" 525-510 - -
3/4" Square Drive - English Sockets 1-7/16" 525-396 - 525-495
Socket Standard Thinwall Deep Well 1-1/2" 525-363 525-395 525-579
Size Socket Socket Socket 1-9/16" 525-480 - -
5/8" 525-667 - - 1-5/8" 525-276 - -
11/16" 525-615 - - 1-11/16" 525-331 525-475 -
3/4" 525-355 525-277 - 1-3/4" 525-332 - -
13/16" 525-285 525-445 - 1-13/16" 525-410 - -
7/8" 525-356 525-278 - 1-27/32" - 525-850 -
15/16" 525-357 525-279 - 1-7/8" 525-333 - -
1" 525-358 - - 1-29/32" 525-852 525-851 -
1-1/16" 525-359 525-478 - 1-15/16" 525-481 - -
1-1/8" 525-280 525-638 - 2" 525-482 - -
1-3/16" 525-474 525-281 - 2-1/16" 525-483 - -
1-1/4" 525-360 525-449 - 2-1/8" 525-512 - -
1-5/16" 525-446 525-636 - 2-1/4" 525-335 - -
1-3/8" 525-361 - - 2-3/8" 525-336 - -
1-7/16" 525-476 - - 2-1/2" 525-337 - -
1-1/2" 525-477 - - 2-9/16" 525-485 - -
2-5/8" 525-338 - -
2-3/4" 525-339 - -
3/4" Square Drive - Metric Sockets 2-7/8" 525-340 - -
Socket Standard Thinwall Deep Well 3" 525-341 - -
Size Socket Socket Socket 3-1/8" 525-342 - -
18 mm 525-654 - - 3-1/4" 525-343 - -
19 mm 525-529 - - 3-1/2" 525-344 - -
20 mm 525-530 - - 3-3/4" 525-346 - -
21 mm 525-531 525-444 - 4" 525-347 - -
22 mm 525-532 - -
23 mm 525-533 - - 1" Square Drive - Tapered English
24 mm 525-534 - -
26 mm 525-536 - - Socket Standard Thinwall Deep Well
Size Socket Socket Socket
27 mm 525-537 - -
28 mm 525-538 - - 7/8" 525-719 - -
29 mm 525-539 - - 15/16" 525-720 - -
30 mm 525-540 - - 1-1/8" 525-721 - -
36 mm 525-546 - -
41 mm 525-548 - -

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WARNING!
The WS5E-3 Electric Impact Wrench generates high torque and impact loads.
Using tooling that is damaged or not rated for impacting can create dangerous flying debris.
Always use impact-rated sockets, adapters and extension bars, and always replace damaged tooling.

1" Square Drive - Metric Sockets 1-1/2" Square Drive - English

Socket Standard Thinwall Deep Well Socket Standard Thinwall Deep Well
Size Socket Socket Socket Size Socket Socket Socket
21 mm 525-583 - - 1-1/2" 179485 - -
22 mm 525-584 525-603 - 1-5/8" 525-259 - -
23 mm 525-585 - - 1-11/16" 525-261 - -
24 mm 525-586 525-604 - 1-13/16" 525-448 - -
25 mm 525-587 - - 1-7/8" 525-614 - -
26 mm 525-588 - - 2" 525-303 - -
27 mm 525-589 525-605 -
28 mm 525-590 - -
29 mm 525-591 - -
30 mm 525-592 525-606 -
31 mm 525-646 - -
32 mm 525-593 525-607 -
33 mm 525-594 525-608 -
35 mm 525-595 - -
36 mm 525-596 525-609 -
37 mm 525-648 - -
38 mm 525-597 - -
40 mm 525-598 - -
41 mm 525-599 - -
42 mm 525-600 - -
50 mm 525-698 - -

SOCKET ACCESSORIES

Impact Drive Adapters Impact Extensions

Drive Size Part Number Drive Size Length Part Number
Female Male 1/2” 3” 525-655
1/2" 3/8" 525-450 1/2” 4-15/16” 525-640 Track Shoe Wrenches
1/2" 3/4" 525-389 1/2” 9-7/8” 525-641 Nut Size Part Number
3/4" 1/2" 525-391 3/4" 6-3/4" 525-642 5/8" 525-403
3/4" 1" 525-390 3/4” 13” 525-643 3/4" 525-404
1" 3/4" 525-265 1" 6-3/4" 525-645 7/8" 525-405
1" 1-1/2" 525-500 1” 9-7/8” 525-657 1" 525-406
1-1/2" 1" 179053 1-1/2” 6-3/4" 525-659 1-1/8" 525-407
2-1/2" 1-1/2" 525-320 1-1/2” 9-7/8” 525-660 1-5/16" 525-408
1-1/2” 13-3/4” 525-661 1-9/16" 525-409
Socket Drive Pins 1-11/16" 525-713
2-3/16" 525-726
Socket Drive Size Part Number Socket O-Rings
1/2" 525-411 Drive Size Part Number
3/4" 525-412 1/2" 525-416
1" 525-413 3/4" 525-417
1-1/2" 525-414 1" 525-418
1-1/2" 525-419

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