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Maybe push mowers, but 24hp V twins that have an electric clutch and belt drive blades will run just fine without the blades on. The V...
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Auto mechs, how often do you use deep sockets? Would you miss them?
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Always reach first for deep sockets, keeps your hands away from the work without need for an extension.
Jul 17, 2026
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I always grab deep first. Very rarely do I use shallow unless it’s all that will work. I don’t know any auto tech that grabs shallow...
Jul 17, 2026
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If this is specifically for your "old truck" then assemble only what is useful for that vehicle. NO need for a bunch of metric stuff if...
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I went to the local swap meet and got what I needed. I put everything in a tool bag. You can haggle at the swap meet, especially if...
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Semi deeps or deep sockets often just provide a little more clearance for your knuckles when using hand ratchets.
Jul 16, 2026
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