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cadavjo

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Lang/Kastar makes the rethreading kit

Irwin makes the bolt-out kits I believe.

I second the Irwin rebranding. I had the starter bolt out kit my mom got me for Christmas, probably a decade ago. I've used them here and there, but for trivial things that I could have completed with a vice-grip.

However, I had to drop my transmission this spring and if I wouldn't have had this kit, I would not have gotten the nuts off of my torque converter.

I wanted to get the completer kit to fill the case after that *** saving, and had to get an Irwin set to finish the set, because Craftsman had changed their set grouping.

Definitely recommend getting this kit.
 
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chrismenke

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Got this in a garage sale box today. No idea what it is supposed to measure. It came from a former German car tech's toolbox.
 

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Mailman showed up today. Another tool I don't really need but that little voice inside me says buy it

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oak_park

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Stopped by a local flea market and found this New Old Stock Western Forge Ridgid 3 piece adjustable wrench set (used to be sold at Home Depot) and a lightly used 1/2dr Napa RHFT ratchet, NS-47, I hadn't seen that handle on it before, usually the knurled handle. All USA made.
 
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OxJaw

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does sears stock that right on the shelves if so how much?

There are two versions of that kit, a 40 piece I believe and then the 48 piece. The only one I've ever seen in the stores is the smaller set, the large one is on the website and only gives an option to ship.

$39.99 if you are a Craftsman Club member and it's a hell of deal at that price. It's less than a third of the price of the exact same set Snap-On sells.

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-48-p...p-00942275000P?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1
 
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thesilverone

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Stopped by a local flea market and found this New Old Stock Western Forge Ridgid 3 piece adjustable wrench set (used to be sold at Home Depot) and a lightly used 1/2dr Napa RHFT ratchet, NS-47, I hadn't seen that handle on it before, usually the knurled handle. All USA made.


I've never seen that style of handle either. Would you like to sell it?
 
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90zcar

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is the warranty identical?


Smartass!!haha

No but for the price if something would happen to happen to a piece in the kit you can buy the replacement snap on piece for cheap and there ya go!


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90zcar

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What is the model number on this? Thanks!


It is Model#: 971 2750

Definitely worth the money. Get the one online because it's 48 piece. The one offered in store is only 40


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dleonard1122

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it was the green handles that got me. Snappy took a screwdriver of mine that I never found a use for and didn't fit in my box for trade too so that made it even easier


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Hpozzuoli

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Went down to my buddy's body shop. Matco guy was there. Picked up the master steering wheel set and a couple more snap ring pliers.
 

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