Axle Hub Socket Tool Rear 1/2" Drive Bearing Lock Nut - Suitable for Toyota LandCruiser 60, 80, 100, 70 Series

Designed specifically for vehicles with full-floating rear axles, this 1/2" drive axle lock nut socket is an essential tool for proper removal and installation of rear axle bearing lock nuts. Whether you're performing routine maintenance or a full axle rebuild, this socket provides a secure, snug fit to prevent damage and ensure reliable service.

Features:
Precision Fitment: Designed to securely fit rear axle bearing lock nuts on full-floating axles, helping prevent rounding or stripping during removal.
1/2" Drive Compatibility: Works with all standard 1/2" drive ratchets, torque wrenches, and breaker bars.
Heavy-Duty Tool Steel: Built to withstand workshop use and high torque applications.
Essential for Maintenance: Perfect for differential and bearing servicing on LandCruisers with full-floating axles.
⚠️ Note: This socket is for use on vehicles equipped with full floating rear axles only. Always verify your vehicle’s axle configuration before use.

73 Series SWB | 74 Series SWB | 75 Series Troopy | 75 Series Ute | 76 Series Wagon | 77 Series Wagon | 78 Series Troopy | 79 Series Dual Cab Ute | 79 Series Single Cab Ute

Drive Size: 1/2" square drive (compatible with standard ratchets, torque wrenches, and breaker bars)
Socket Type: 4-pin / 4-prong design (commonly used on LandCruiser rear axle lock nuts)
Outer Diameter: ~50–60mm (varies by manufacturer, typically fits snugly into the lock nut recess)
Material: High-strength heat-treated steel or chrome molybdenum (Cr-Mo)
Finish: Black oxide or phosphate coating for corrosion resistance
Socket Depth: Approx. 40–50mm (deep enough to seat securely over lock nut)
Application: Designed specifically for removing and installing rear axle bearing lock nuts on full-floating axles

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