General Hand Tools

Hand tools for farm workshops cover the sockets, spanners, screwdrivers, pliers, hex keys, ratchets, hammers and measuring tools used every day on tractors, trailers and implements. The range holds individual tools for replacing a lost 13mm socket or a bent Torx bit, and sets for kitting out a service van or a second workshop bench.

18 products

Types of hand tool in this range

Sockets and Bit Sockets covers 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 inch drive sockets in metric and imperial, plus Torx, hex and spline bit sockets. Impact Sockets covers black impact sockets for air and cordless impact wrenches. Spanners and Wrenches covers combination, ring and open-ended spanners and adjustable wrenches. Screwdrivers and Bits covers slotted, Pozi, Phillips and Torx screwdrivers and driver bit sets. Pliers and Clamps covers combination, long nose, circlip and locking pliers and G-clamps. Hex Keys covers metric and imperial hex and Torx key sets. Ratchets and Accessories covers ratchets, extension bars, breaker bars and universal joints. Striking Tools covers hammers, mallets, punches and chisels. Measuring Tools covers tape measures, vernier calipers and feeler gauges. Tool and Socket Sets covers boxed socket and tool sets.

Choosing hand tools for tractor work

Most tractor fasteners are metric, but older John Deere, Massey Ferguson and Ford machines and many trailers use imperial sizes, so a workshop needs both. A 3/8 inch drive socket set covers most lamp bracket, guard and panel fixings; 1/2 inch drive and impact sockets handle wheel nuts and axle bolts. Torx and hex bit sockets are needed for the fixings on modern cab trim and LED work lights. Specialist tools such as torque wrenches and pullers are under specialist auto tools, and every item ships with your tractor lighting order.

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