New Snap-on specialty tool makes fast work of removing/installing GM axle hub bearings
There are millions of GM trucks on the road today. Many of those see hard work used in the construction, road building, gas/oil and landscaping trades among many others.
Such work leads to replacing hubs, seals and axles as one of those inevitable repairs. Those types of repairs require some special tools, one being a hub spindle socket.
The new Snap-on9-Pin Axle Hub Socket (S6804) is a must-have tool for professional service technicians who want to repair GM trucks quickly and efficiently.
“We are constantly working to provide service technicians with specialty tools that make a difference when it comes to time management and improved productivity,” said Brian Woller, product manager for Snap-on. “Our new 9-Pin Axle Hub Socket is a valuable addition to every tech’s tool box; it pays for itself immediately, saving time to work on other jobs.”
The new 9-Pin Axle Hub Socket (S6804) eases the removal and installation of axle hub bearing retaining nuts on 2011 to current GM trucks with 11½-inch rear axles.
This 1/2-inch drive impact socket has been heat treated to a lower hardness to add impact and ensure optimum strength and durability.
Customers can learn more about the new Snap-on 9-Pin Axle Hub Socket (S6804) by contacting their participating Snap-on franchisee or representative, visiting www.snapon.com/handtools or calling toll free 877-SNAPON-4 (877-762-7664).
