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Ko-ken 3763-32 3/8 Sq. Dr. Wobble-Fix Extension Bar Length 32mm

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The Ko-ken 3763-32 is a 3/8-inch square drive wobble-fix extension bar with a 32mm overall length, designed to extend the reach of sockets in automotive, industrial, and general maintenance applications where access to recessed or obstructed fasteners is limited. Ko-ken's wobble-fix design allows the attached socket to pivot at a fixed angle while still locking securely in the straight position, giving the user both a slight articulated reach for angled fasteners and a rigid, true extension when working straight on. Machined from alloy steel with a precision square drive on both the input and output ends, the bar transfers torque reliably without the free play of a standard universal joint, making it well suited for tight engine bays, transmissions, and other confined spaces where a straight extension cannot align. Its compact 32mm length adds just enough reach to clear obstructions without excessive leverage loss, and the durable silver finish resists corrosion in workshop and jobsite environments. Brand: Ko-ken; Manufacturer Part Number: 3763-32; Drive Size: 3/8 inch square; Length: 32mm; Material: Alloy Steel; ASIN: B003B3LD0O.

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