What brand Combination Wrenches grace your box?

[SRD9Boss]

Carlyle,SO,Craftsman,Gearwrench,SK

 

[carcajou]

John Deere was SK for awhile (Not the V-throat style though, not sure who made those).

Those were made by Bonney as far as i know.

 

[AV tinker er]

No option for Protos, I love my proto.

 

[619DioFan]

Craftsman , gearwrench , klutch , Northern tool , HF - For the big oversized ones that don't see much action.

 

[paulsomlo]

Craftsman rp in SAE and metric, and Craftsman full polish ratcheting in metric (purchased from open stock to get USA COO set).

 

[HighPlainsWrencher]

Snap On, Gearwrench, SK, Blue Point, CAT and Proto. I have two sets of long pattern wrenches in metric and standard, I would like to get rid of my Gearwrench for long pattern SK's.

 

[Blöckw@rt]

I've got only mobile tool boxes, with wrenches in rollbags.......................

 

[KamiCrit]

Yall never include Proto in any of your lists. And Allen?

 

[Matt Irvine]

Snap On flank drive plus combination 10-24, 27
Sidchrome Australia combinations 6-32
Sidchrome Australia Double ring deep offset 6-36
Sidchrome Australia Double open 5-30
Gedore 1b 1/4-1 5/8 + 1 13/16, 1 7/8, 2"
Sidchrome Australia Double ring deep offset 1/4- 1 1/4
Sidchrome Australia Double opens 1/4-1 1/16
Dowidat 36 & 38 combinations, Gedore 41, Sidchrome 50, Gedore 60
Stahlwille 5.5 combination, 24mm flogging, 30x32 double ring
And a few other oddballs.

 

[Cato]

I have a full set of Home Depot Husky that cost me under $40.

...a full set of Craftsman USA RP that cost me around $50.

...and a small metric and SAE set of Snap On (10 wrenches) that cost me about $500.

I think my favourite is my Husky set - beautiful chrome with the little Wolf logo. Sometimes those Chinese can make some fine tools!

 

[ihateminimumwage]

Williams Supercombos and Craftsman RPs up to about 1"/21mm, and a mix of Proto, Kobalt USA and Northern Tool up to 2"

Lots of Gearwrench ratcheting combos mixed in as well.

 

[Chadwilliam1]

I got the craftsman industrial When it was on closeout and my ocd Tool control and now I I have a very complete set of them up to 1 1/2 and I can't remember how big in metric but I filled all the gaps.

 

[Zeroek]

Cornwell and napa for now.

 

[chris6278]

I have craftsman rp, craftsman pro/industrial, snapon and mac. I have various other brands of other kind of wrenches tho

 

[jcfields]

.

 

[Farmall450]

BluePoints aren't well known?

I want some of what this guy is smokin'...

If you could follow a list, you'd see lesser bought import corresponds to blue point. I bet there'd by less than 5 votes for it if it were there.

 

[panknuckshovel]

Craftsman pro, Craftsman RP, Cornwell, and one 20mm SK stubby

 

[kjbenner]

Craftsman RP, Craftsman Industrial, Armstrong, Proto, KD, Allen, Easco

 

[sk farmer]

John Deere was SK for awhile (Not the V-throat style though, not sure who made those).

The v cut JD wrenches were made by bonney and are top notch. The bonney,matco,john deere wrenches are my daily users.

The older hard line john deere tools were almost all made by bonney. I have never seen an SK made john Deere tool and would love to see one but I think you are mistaken.

 

[woody 73]

Maybe easier to tell you what I do not own...

Mastercraft
John Deere
Carlyle
KD
Cat
allen

 

[Farmall450]

The v cut JD wrenches were made by bonney and are top notch. The bonney,matco,john deere wrenches are my daily users.

The older hard line john deere tools were almost all made by bonney. I have never seen an SK made john Deere tool and would love to see one but I think you are mistaken.

Nor have I. IH on the other hand was mostly wright.

 

[Brandon_Lutz]

I have older USA made Craftsman RP, Craftsman Pro, Armstrong, Allen (Old Usa stuff) and SK.

 

[bobcatdan]

Im pretty sure my John Deere wrenches are Stanley. Most of Deere's tools are imports and the ratchets and wrenches all look to be the same as the Stanley Walmart sells. Deere does off USA sets which is what I own. Im purely guessing, but since stanley makes the imports, they also supply the USA. I bought mine 7-8 years ago and with an employee discount were about $150 each. Not bad for a USA full polish metric set from 6-32mm. Sae set is 3/8" to 11/4". Deere also nice USA prybars cheap.

 

[bindernut]

Work I have snap on & John deere(I work at a dealer) & 1 lone craftsman combination. Klutch 4way angle. Gear wrench ratcheting. At home I have craftsman & Matco combination, gear wrench ratcheting, snap on 4way angle, & s&k line wrenches

 

[bindernut]

I'd like to know who makes the current John Deere tools. I have a set of metric wrenches from 20-32mm. Another guy here has some as well. They've held up well.

 

[cgv69]

Not really sure how to answer this because...

I have Craftsman Industrials but those are actually made by Armstrong
I have Craftsman Professionals but they were made by SK (later ones were made by Armstrong).

I have seriously considered getting some Wrightgrips because I really like the SO Flank drive plus like jaw serrations and the price is fair but I'm used to "long pattern" type wrenched and the Wrights just seem a little short for my liking.

 

[Bob-B]

SAE set is old school J H Williams. Metrics are Blackhawk by Proto.

 

[Farmall450]

Not really sure how to answer this because...

I have Craftsman Industrials but those are actually made by Armstrong
I have Craftsman Professionals but they were made by SK (later ones were made by Armstrong).

I have seriously considered getting some Wrightgrips because I really like the SO Flank drive plus like jaw serrations and the price is fair but I'm used to "long pattern" type wrenched and the Wrights just seem a little short for my liking.

What is the brand stamped in them? Clearly, Cman Pro and Industrial. Industrials are actually made by Apex tool group, which owns armstrong.

 

[ecotec]

In my stack, I have Craftsman raised panel combos. On my workbench, I have Craftsman raised panel combos, two Great Neck combos, and one 20mm stubby SK combo. In my work tools, I have Craftsman raised panel combos.

 

[chepe]

SAE 16 piece set S-K long pattern wrench set, and a 9 piece metric set.

 

[PowerGenGuy]

Matercraft (maximum and professional), Gray.
Most of our techs use Mastercraft Maximum.

 

[colin39]

Mmmm snap on, allen, k-d , facom, mac and britool. And a set of large KING ****.

 

[squashman702]

-Craftsman Raised panels
-Craftsman polished long pattern (My go-to, so much better than the raised panels)
-Gearwrench selectable ratcheting
-Gearwrench flexhead ratcheting
-Kobalt cheapie stubbies

 

[BDT/NWMN]

Combination wrenches that I actually use:

ProTo, SnapOn, Sk, and Duro.

USA Allen, Armstrong, KD, and Kobalt

USA Stanley and Craftsman raised panel.

mostly in that order..

I have seven sets of GearWrench and Craftsman ratcheting wrenches that are mingled amongst my boxes..

 

[SpannerMonkey]

Facom, Beta, Toptul, Sealey and AST.

 

[Farmall450]

Combination wrenches that I actually use:

ProTo, SnapOn, Sk, and Duro.

USA Allen, Armstrong, KD, and Kobalt

USA Stanley and Craftsman raised panel.

mostly in that order..

I have seven sets of GearWrench and Craftsman ratcheting wrenches that are mingled amongst my boxes..

3 SAE, 3 metric, and one?

 

[Parrothead]

Full sets of Craftsman RP, Craftsman Pro, Husky, Harbor Freight and some random SK and Kobalt

 

[jeff g]

Originally Posted by rice rocket View Post
Beta, Toptul, some Blue Points.

What amateur made this poll?

You list something I've never heard of, a cheap import, and another, lesser none, lesser bought import....I'd say the 10 options were chosen pretty well, tho next time I'm trading carlyle for gearwrench...

Hi
This is for the USA only

I have

Facom,
Beta,
Bedford,
Britool,
Snap-on,
Toptul,
Bluepoint,
Halfords advanced pro,
Teng,
Bergen,
Sealey.

Spanners from all over not just the USA.
Eyes Wide Shut, there is more than the USA for tools, look and you will see.

 

[Garage Junky]

I'd add that I also have Armstrong, Tekton, the old SK Wayne, Proto and Williams. I have too many wrenches.

 

[n8n]

Mostly SK SuperKrome, a few Craftsman RPs, a few SO, and the Craftsman Pro stubby set. Also have a few random ones, mostly not combos though... some old no name "West Germany" DOE wrenches, and a few ancient Williams Superrench, SK RP, etc. from my grandfather...