will these trays hold thick black impact sockets?
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RayI really like them, but would say that they are designed to be stationary more than portable. I have them in the top of my toolbox and remove the sockets as needed. I don't think they would be the best if you want to take all your 1/2 impacts to another location, say another bay in the garage. Yes, I have my impact sockets on one tray.
1537854
Yes, some times the 1/2 drive 3/8 won't fit tho, only some brands of sockets
1537855
Yes they don't really hold they just rest on the pegyou may want to go with the magnetc socket holder
1537856
Yes they don't really hold they just rest on the peg you may want to go with the magnetc socket holder
836683
Yes they do! Even smaller sockets found in some post lights (which is what I used them for). Just be aware of the brightness you need since these lights are not rated in old-fashioned "watts".
1210416
No they won't I purchased these thinking they would but they are too fat for the trays
1864882
they are held firmly in place.. the bottom of the tray where the sockets sit is the exact size of each socket....if tipped over the sockets will fall off. but these trays are designed so you don't have to remove them from your tool box
17464
Yes. These extensions allow you to add 1/4, 3/8, or 1/2" sockets. I wouldn't use these extensions to break lug nuts, but it's adequate for many uses.
2168579
Yes, sockets may fall out if holder is shaken lightly. If holder was mounted on a wall surface securely, that wouldn't be an issue. Magnets seem strong enough to hold sockets when mounted vertically.
1539472
It takes half inch drive sockets. You should use half inch drive impact sockets but regular half inch drive sockets will fit and work until they break.
1943188
No. There is no reason youbwould need them with this style if bike rack. take a look at the last 2 picrures on the manufatures web site o of th 18086 4 bike rack. http://www.curtmfg.com/Category/282/Tray-Style%20Bike%20Rack
333428
Previous answer is correct, any 1/2" sized set will do. I bought a set of impact sockets by Ingersoll Rand. As long as it's an impact-type socket that uses 1/2" drive you should be fine.
920998
Yes, as long as they fit, you can use it. It may crack your regular sockets, though.
1102556
Yes. The sockets are just SMA bulkheads that go through a 1/4 inch round hole in the bracket and are held on with a nut. Easily removed. On the one that I bought, the nuts were quite loose and needed to be tightened.
376611
Yes they will. You will just have a lot of empty "white space" on your plate however it won't effect the die at all
954526
Yes, but they must have the hex shaped lock rings, the old round aluminum lock rings are too wide. I just bout hex shaped RCBS lock rings (nuts) and replaced the old round rings.
1513605
Yes they will. I make spoon jewlry and for that they work. Any thicker I don't know about though.
2139436
Dear OldAmazonian: Any time you put 150 ftlb on a 1/4 inch you are asking for trouble. You will be twisting, stripping etc with that much force. Your adapter will take the punishment for a while but fatigue will take over. There are different grades of tool steel. The reason they have "Impact sockets", is because they are beefed up to take the force of the impact driver. Regular sockets will also work but the square hole becomes quite worn with repeated use and eventually the socket will fail.
1824313
They won't lock into the impact drive tools, but they will fit because they are 1/4" also. However they will chuck into a drill. I wouldn't recommend it though because they are not impact ready.
2112565
Not sure, but i use them alot on my air ratchet and electric impact havent had any break yet.