I’ve got a 3/4” socket set, SAE sizes, to cover the large sizes on my Packard. It’s a nice set, link below. It’s made in the US, great quality, but not cheap...
If I were buying tools over again, I would get a 3/4” set of metric sockets. Quite often, I’ve had to go out and buy big metric sockets for a particular job, hub nuts, for example, and now I’ve got half a dozen 3/4” sockets rattling around. I’ve bought what I’ve needed in individual sizes, so a set doesn’t make sense anymore, but years ago, a set would’ve saved me quite a few trips in the middle of a job.
Of course, I had a lot less money then, so, I didn’t buy the set when it would’ve been most useful.
I may still get a set, and here’s my thinking; I used to be able to go to Sears, or NAPA, on a weekend and get an appropriate big socket. It’s a lot harder to buy tools now. Northern has tools, a lot of it Chinese junk. No Sears tools. Lowe’s doesn’t carry big sockets. NAPA has cut back.
Getting stuck in the middle of a job without the right size socket is less likely now because my collection is good, but if I do get stuck, I’m genuinely stuck because of the decline in availability.
You could get just the sockets for a lot less.
Or, in your case, Perhaps: