Multiquip EM237 Hex Wrench 3/4

The Multiquip EM237 is a genuine OEM 3/4 Hex Wrench designed for a broad range of Multiquip and Whiteman equipment including masonry saws, ride-on trowels, plate compactors, roller screeds, rammers, and more. As a direct OEM part, EM237 is manufactured to the same specification as the original tool supplied with your machine, ensuring correct sizing and engagement every time. Compatible models span the MP masonry saw series, MD80, MD105, PRX, STX, HTX, LD, and STXDF ride-on trowels, WRS roller screeds, MVC plate compactors, MT rammers, WM mixers, and select light towers and welders. Sourcing the EM237 directly means you have the right service wrench on hand when it matters most.

Key Features

• Correct Drive Size for Critical Fasteners — Sized at 3/4 to match the hex fasteners found across Multiquip masonry saws, trowels, screeds, and compaction equipment, so you engage fasteners fully without slippage or rounding.
• Genuine OEM Specification — Produced to the same material and dimensional standard as the original wrench supplied with Multiquip equipment, delivering consistent torque transfer on the fastener sizes these machines require.
• Broad Cross-Equipment Compatibility — A single EM237 services the MP masonry saw series, MD80/MD105 trowels, PRX, STX, HTX, LD, STXDF ride-on trowels, WRS roller screeds, MVC70E/EW plate compactors, MT rammers, WM mixers, and additional models in the Multiquip lineup.
• Prevents Fastener Damage — An ill-fitting or worn wrench risks rounding hex heads on critical service points; using the correct OEM-spec EM237 protects fastener integrity and makes future service straightforward.
• Purpose-Built Service Tool — Stocking the EM237 alongside your parts inventory means service and blade changes on MP-series masonry saws and blade pitch adjustments on ride-on trowels can be completed with the tool the machine was designed around.

A hex wrench — also called an Allen wrench or hex key — is a fastening tool used to drive socket-head cap screws and hex bolts commonly found on equipment covers, blade guards, eccentric assemblies, and adjustment points throughout Multiquip machinery. Using a correctly sized wrench ensures full contact with the hex socket, allowing proper torque to be applied without deforming the fastener. An undersized or worn wrench can round out hex sockets, making removal difficult and potentially leaving critical fasteners under-torqued or inaccessible during routine maintenance.

Part Details

Compatibility & Fitment

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