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Dave Steltz 03-04-2012 05:03 PM

Snap On Socket
 
Looking for a Snap On socket, or something thats a replacement...its a long 1/2" 12 point socket, its marked S6187...if I search on it I cant find it, but its a 6" or so long socket, really skinny, meant for getting at the 12 point nuts that are hard to get at on a SBC...its similar to Snap On pn S6260...

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog

SST159 03-04-2012 09:50 PM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
What nuts are you trying to reach?
Kenny said you don't have any nuts!

Rob Petrie E395 03-04-2012 10:22 PM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
When you say the hard to get at ones do you mean the head bolts that are between the valve springs and you are using the arp bolts/studs with the small head to clear oversize springs? If so I will try and find my socket in the morning and give you the number of the one I am using. You can also get a Craftsman 3/8 drive deep 12 pt and then put a adapter on it to use your 1/2 drive torque wrench. I know thats not the ideal way to do it but I had to do it that way before I got my fancy socket.

FED 387 03-04-2012 10:36 PM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
I think the socket u are looking for is a 1/2 inch drive about 5 inches long---u might look at a Snap on SIML200 or some thing like that not sure on the part number but Snap on did/does sell them you can get from 1/2inch to about 3/4 inch---used for taking off gas tank straps alot

Dave Steltz 03-05-2012 08:54 AM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob Petrie E395 (Post 313216)
When you say the hard to get at ones do you mean the head bolts that are between the valve springs and you are using the arp bolts/studs with the small head to clear oversize springs? If so I will try and find my socket in the morning and give you the number of the one I am using. You can also get a Craftsman 3/8 drive deep 12 pt and then put a adapter on it to use your 1/2 drive torque wrench. I know thats not the ideal way to do it but I had to do it that way before I got my fancy socket.

Rob, yup exactly the one I need...I was wanting to get the fancy one...

Dave Steltz 03-05-2012 09:09 AM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by FED 387 (Post 313223)
I think the socket u are looking for is a 1/2 inch drive about 5 inches long---u might look at a Snap on SIML200 or some thing like that not sure on the part number but Snap on did/does sell them you can get from 1/2inch to about 3/4 inch---used for taking off gas tank straps alot

Yup its what I need, but the siml200 and ones like it are only 6 point and I need a 12 point version...

FED 387 03-05-2012 10:02 AM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
make one ---machine a 12 point onto a 6 point socket and weld it up

FED 387 03-05-2012 12:11 PM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
do not think your gonna find a 12 point impact of any kind---they just do not make it unless it is a special tool might try a cycle shop they use oddball stuff like that but its probably gonna be a metric!!!!! if ya get it from a bike shop---we made one similiar to what you looking for--

FED 387 03-05-2012 03:36 PM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
look at Michigan Industrial Tools in Grand Rapids part #14236 itsa 1/2 drive 1/2inch deep well socket 12 point NOT an impact about 5+ inches long--- about $6-7 on Amazon.com----Comp

Dave Steltz 03-05-2012 08:46 PM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
The one from Michigan might just do it...for 7 bucks its worth a try...maybe if its not skinny enough I'll weld a deep 3/8 drive to the end of it....

thanks !!!

Rob Petrie E395 03-06-2012 10:38 AM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
You cant read the numbers on mine I have had it so long. But that one you listed is for removing driveshafts in some big trucks and mine looks alot like that one so it could be it cause I have had a few of them out too and might be why mine is worn so bad. Snap on should be here at my shop this afternoon I will get him to fix me up with the number. He is usually here about 4 so I will try and get back to you this evening.

Rob Petrie E395 03-06-2012 06:03 PM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
The correct number is S6260 and the price for it from my guy is 47.45 plus tax. I can send you a picture of a brand new one if you give me a email address as he replaced mine when he saw it due to wear. I am not very good a posting pictures but if you know how you can put it on here in case anybody else would like to see it.

Dave Steltz 03-06-2012 06:41 PM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
Rob, is it a 12 point or 6 point...the nuts on the head studs are 12's....

Rob Petrie E395 03-06-2012 07:54 PM

Re: Snap On Socket
 
Its 12 Point. The dia. of my springs on one engine are big enough that I have to machine the washers down to clear the springs and there is very little clearance between the nuts and springs. I works on that one. I took a few pictures of it by itself and with a ARP nut and a few others. If you want them PM me a email. But I am sure its the tool you want.


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