Truss Tools
Also known as
15/16" Socket, Truss Socket, Ratchet and Socket, 24mm Socket
Used for
Assembling and disassembling truss coupler bolts. The standard truss bolt kit: a 15/16" (or 24 mm) socket on a 1/2" ratchet plus a matching open-ended combination wrench for tight spots where the ratchet won't clear.
Trade note
15/16" and 24 mm are close but not identical — 24 mm (≈0.945") is slightly larger and is the correct size for metric truss systems. Most North American touring truss uses imperial 15/16" hardware. Carrying both socket sizes prevents a mismatch on international shows.
Direct answer
Truss Tools is used for assembling and disassembling truss coupler bolts. The standard truss bolt kit: a 15/16" (or 24 mm) socket on a 1/2" ratchet plus a matching open-ended combination wrench for tight spots where the ratchet won't clear. It is also known as 15/16" Socket, Truss Socket, Ratchet and Socket, 24mm Socket. Trade note: 15/16" and 24 mm are close but not identical — 24 mm (≈0.945") is slightly larger and is the correct size for metric truss systems. Most North American touring truss uses imperial 15/16" hardware. Carrying both socket sizes prevents a mismatch on international shows.
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