3/8'' drive 9/32''

[Wamsutta]

I guess nobody makes one. I checked the Snap-on catalog. I just wanted a 3/8'' drive 9/32'' shallow 6-point. Chrome. I was going to use it with a 3/8'' drive spin handle for hose clamps. Snap-on has a spin handle that's pretty big to give you lots of leverage. More leverage than a nutdriver that size. I guess maybe I'll have to use a 1/4'' drive socket with an adapter. A 3/8'' drive socket would have been more convenient.

 

[nelstomlinson]

I have an old 3/8 drive 32nds socket, but I think it's 15/32 or so. I don't think I've ever used it, but I have it just in case. In case of what I'm not sure.

 

[never rest]

Tekton has one. Can't link due to post count, but it's #SHD12007.

 

[Wamsutta]

Thanks never rest. I have it bookmarked on Amazon.

 

[Shelbylex]

Try Koken. Good chance they have it. Alternatively eBay if you are looking for some specific brand which you like

 

[Y00PER]

Mac makes one too. X96R I think is the number on it

 

[2ndGearRubber]

The two main hose clamp sizes you can get away with are 1/4 (6.3mm) and 5/16 (8mm).

 

[R_einan]

Proto j5209H

 

[sberry]

How often you use this?

 

[ihateminimumwage]

How old are these hose clamps? Lots of the cheap no-name import ones I've run into have been 7mm.

 

[Bill Bowman]

I can't recall even thinking of 3/8" drive when fasteners get that small.

 

[jsaw]

7 mm should work. I see lots of clamps that are that size