Customer Reviews for Husky 1/2 in. Drive Impact U-Joint

This is a very well made knuckle joint. It's pinless, which means that it doesn't have the weaker, single pin connector that ends up failing. This design spreads the pressure over a larger area of the tool, making it tougher and longer lasting. These are a must have for any toolbox, helping you to get to those hard to reach areas. The size is clearly marked on the outside. Perfect for any impact tools. If it fails, they'll give you another one. You can't beat that.

This is a handy little too to help when you are trying to reach a tight spot. The u-joint locks in place using groves in the joint so you do not get slippage as you work the bolts loose. I have a few other flex joints extensions for my ratchet. This one is more robust and can take more of a load however the range of motion is slightly limited. It works OK and worthwhile to keep one with your impact wrench.

Often times the socket alignment isn't perfect or straight when working to remove larger nuts on equipment. That requires a different angle to get the socket on the nut or bolt. That's where this is a good unit to have to work with. It's rugged and gives a good range of motion to use to get the maximum amount of torque to remove rusted or old bolts.

This U-Joint is stout enough for my power driver and smooth enough to use with my ratchet set. I have needed one for a while but rather than making a trip to the store found several different work arounds, Here is a good addition to my power socket set that will also work well with my large socket set. I like the design, it looks and feels like it will last longer than I will.

Well this is going to be a useful addition to the toolbox. Occasionally I think it would be nice to have a set of deep-well impact sockets but not often enough to be able able to justify their purchase. I have lug nuts on my trailer and my lawn tractor that are inset and have always had to attack them from a forced awkward angle. This makes it much easier to get the job done. Never had any problems with Husky tools.