5/8 drive sockets

[marnav1]

Any idea's? Specifically 3/4 and 13/16 size. Impact for lug nut's preferable.

 

[I can fix anything]

Any idea's? Specifically 3/4 and 13/16 size. Impact for lug nut's preferable.

5/8 drive is way out dated.

 

[Steevo]

I had a 5/16" ratchet, but the Snap-On dealer swapped the guts out for me to make it 1/4".
I've never seen 5'8" drive sockets. Were they military issue?

 

[marnav1]

I know it is. The tool is an IR electric impact from the 50's I think. It runs like a champ and belonged to my Grandpa, otherwise I'd junk it. I heard a company called Ozat makes them still, thought I could find two sockets for not too much dough. Can't find em on FleaBay.

 

[marnav1]

I had a 5/16" ratchet, but the Snap-On dealer swapped the guts out for me to make it 1/4".
I've never seen 5'8" drive sockets. Were they military issue?

I do not know the origin of 5/8 drive tools. The original two sockets I had were Snap-On, they got "misplaced".

 

[boro_boy70]

On my Proto impact socket tool board there are spots for 1/2 to 5/8, and 5/8 to 3/4 drive adaptors. I'm not sure if they still make them (board is from the 60's or 70's) but maybe you can find them used, I haven't really looked for them yet, so if you find any let me know.

 

[marnav1]

I have a 5/8 - 1/2 adapter, I think it is Sioux branded but I will check.
http://www.ozat.co.il/?page=catalog&type=3&cat=69

Edit: My adapter is Apex tools EX-505
http://www.cooperpowertools.com/catalog_pdf/index.cfm?parent1=10&parent2=10.6&catlan=EN

 

[Frank]

yeah, got a few but they are all 1 1/16" and larger. Dating back to the 30's

 

[JSBriggs]

Ive got a Snap-on A-4 (1/2f-5/8m) adapter in case I ever come across any 5/8 drive sockets.

-Jeff

 

[Frankstools]

Koken still makes them.