Stanley Proto J5444A 1/2-Inch Drive Socket, Drag Link 3/4-Inch

Works great.

Too wide for Harley evolution tappet screen screw. Had to grind off a little to make this work. However, the tool is well make.

Was working on my bike when I ran into a corroded bolt that wouldn't budge. Bolt completely stripped. Used a rotary tool to cut a slit and this flat head attachment made short work of it after that.

Needed to take tappet filter cover off an S&S oil pump but none of my tools/bits fit right. Got this out of desperation aaaand—it didn’t fit either. While the width of the “blade” was ok it was a little thick to fit in the slot. A couple passes on my bench grinder and it worked as needed. The 4 stars for sturdiness and durability are because it was surprisingly easy to grind it down, suggesting the metal isn’t as robust as I expected. On the other hand, I’m no metallurgy expert…

Used to remove large slot screw that was hard to loosen. Worked perfectly. Only bought because of measurements in description.

This socket is so weak. Like the weakest, cheapest tool I have ever encountered. Broke immediately, not on an impact, by hand.Very disappointed for $15. Worst quality tool I have ever bought. A twig or plastic would work better than this.Ended up modifying a chisel to get the job done.

Tool worked fine. Great fit on my johnson outboard motor, took out the screw and sprayed oil everywhere. I thought the oil/fluid leaked out so I was going to refill. Surprise!! fluid under pressure, reservoir not empty.

I've broken 8 or 9 of these over the past few months. They are not designed for multiple uses on my 3/8 Milwaukee impact driver. I would get anywhere between 4 and maybe 50 uses before the flat end shattered. I also broke a couple using a 1/2" breaker bar on a nut sealed with red (high strength) thread locker.I used this on a specialty project where I essentially needed a huge flat head screwdriver bit and not on drag links, which are a component in a steering system, so maybe these would hold up better if used for those.

worked beautifully

I'v been looking for this tool for ages and was happy to find one of good quality like this.

Used to remove sludge trap plug on a BSA b26 engine. I had to grind the end a small amount to fit the slot but the width was perfect. Used with an electric impact a the plug came right out.

For all the british bike owners who have to get a sludge trap out of the crankshaft, get this! You have to shape it a little but stick this on a big torque wrench and it will do the job first time.

Use this everyday at work to loosen elevator/escalator floor plate bolts.