Overview The ASV 3-Way Y-Handle Tool is the versatile shop and track companion you'll reach for every time you work on your bike, UTV, ATV, or off-road machine. Designed to hold three different socket setups at once, it eliminates the hassle of constantly swapping tools and searching for the right size during maintenance or repairs. Built from forged tool steel and finished with a comfortable rubber-coated grip, the ASV Y-Handle combines strength, convenience, and comfort into one durable tool that's ready for the garage, trailer, track, or trail. Key Features Three Tools in One: Attach three different socket accessories at the same time for faster and more efficient work. Multiple Drive Options: Available with 1/4-inch or 3/8-inch drive fittings to match your preferred setup. Choice of Lengths: Offered in 2-inch, 3-inch, and 4-inch extensions for added versatility. Universal Compatibility: Works with metric sockets, SAE sockets, deep sockets, Allen sockets, hex bits, and Torx sockets. Forged Tool Steel Construction: Built for long-lasting strength and durability. Spring-Loaded Ball Bearings: Securely retain sockets and attachments during use. Chrome-Plated Finish: Provides corrosion resistance and professional appearance. Textured Rubber Grip: Comfortable to hold and easy to use, even in hot or cold conditions. 5-Year Unconditional Guarantee: Backed by ASV's commitment to quality and performance. Made in the USA: Precision manufactured using premium materials and craftsmanship. Specifications Tool Type: Three-way socket extension tool Drive Sizes: 1/4-inch or 3/8-inch Available Lengths: 2-inch, 3-inch, or 4-inch Material: Forged tool steel Finish: Chrome-plated Grip Material: Textured neoprene rubber coating Retention System: Spring-loaded ball bearings on each end What’s Included ASV 3-Way Y-Handle Tool Note: Sockets not included. Whether you're making quick adjustments at the track or tackling a full rebuild in the garage, the ASV Y-Handle Tool keeps your most-used sockets within reach and your workflow moving.
