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Mine goes to 20psi without an issue. Check your sealing gasket.

Snap on 1/4" chrome locking extensions always break on the lock like the cheaper brands. They're impact locking extensions seem to hold up a little better.

I have so many different swivel sockets in 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" drives. Everything from short, semi deep and deep. Both chrome and impact. Yanking out engines and transmissions all day, sometimes you need to get the perfect angle for bolts and nuts in a bad spot to reach.

I use mine all the time at work. Mostly on interior and dashboard work.

Mine are used at work at a dealer. Soon as I'm retired, I'm selling at least 90% of them.

I love my outside dusk to dawn LED's with sunlight sensors. Turn the switch on a forget about it. They turn themselves on and off as needed.

As soon as I retire, I plan on selling most of my tools. I'll sell them on ebay or have a garage sale. Maybe even give some away to someone who can use them. I'll keep a few basic tools like screwdrivers, pliers, some wrenches and a small socket set.

I had the Gearwrench digital angle torque wrench for sidejobs at home. It lasted about 2 years before it started to flip out (would just turn off during an angle measurement). I wouldn't buy another one. My snap on tech angle torque wrenches I have at work get way more use and have been working...

Just gonna block this nitwit.

You got all the answers don't you guy? Where are you getting your information from? Honestly you sound like one of the lower skilled people hating on mechanics and repair shops. ps: Your GPS and remote tool box lock sound like a piss poor idea.

Working on cars and trucks all day, flex head ratchets are my go to tools. You can never have enough different ones.

In my case, the 3/8" felt underpowered and an extra 1/4" drive ratchet for at home was more useful to me.

I've done this years ago. The 1/4" and 3/8" heads are interchangeable in these ratchets. I had the part numbers saved at one time but can't find them right now.

I have Snap on and Mayhew pry bars. Both are nice but the Snap ons are a little more beefy and sturdy feeling than the Mayhews.