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A few years back I was watching a TV and they were going on a tour of a sports car plant in Germany. This guy was installing a steering wheel on to the column and he had an interesting looking ratchet. I did some digging and found out it was a Proxxon baton ratchet. I didn't know if any one on...

I'm a Ag and construction equipment and I'd rather have a 12 point socket set then a six point ease of use in tight spaces you can only get a quarter turn at a time. I've never broken a socket impact or chrome, I've had a husky set of sockets I've used for 10 years last winter I got some new...

www.cnhtoolsandsupplies.com That will bring up both NH and Case books for tools pretty sure most of them are all branded but some might not be.

Huh very neat never seen those before come in handy for multiple occasions.

I agree If you have a two inch wrench you pretty much need to strap c-4 to it and blow it up before it breaks I don't care who make it. Hell I took a 3-pound drilling hammer to my 24MM wrench to loosen some hydraulic lines the other day cause I didn't have a good angle on it. I've only busted...

I work for a New Holland dealer and that was one of the first things that I was looking at when i got hired LOL. CNH has all kinds of BA tools that are rebranded I got a really nice set of 3/4" drive sockets and ratchets I think for SAE and Metric it came out to be 450 or something i dont quite...

Dewalt is part of Stanley Black and Decker. So yea really all they did to the new MAC guns was put in a titanium anvil, bump up the torque, and seal the gun up a little better so you dont ruin it if you drop in oil

Hold on just a cotton pickin minute, The two parent companies in question Snap-on and Stanley. Snap-on OWNS Williams, Bacho, Bluepoint and something else that I cannot remember the name of. Stanley (the largest tool company in the world) Owns MAC, Proto, Blackhawk, Falcom, Sydrome (For Europeans...

Well I'm an AG and construction equipment tech so it's kinda go big or go home. I've got some larger individual Die and they were 45 bucks a piece but that's cause I needed it then and there and I didn't have chance to shop around. I do love my gear wrench set I didn't know that they made...

Have you looked at the International SHD boxes there made in Canada we use to sell em at a company I worked for there really good boxes and for the size they have not to expensive. Tactix if you can find it were your at there not to bad a lot of guys I went to school had them beat the hell out...

I'm looking at a Tap and Die set I have the gearwrench set and it only goes up to 1/2. I'm looking for something bigger SAE and MM can start at 1/2" 13MM and up from there any thought experiences.

I have a lot of Kinpex Pliers love the hell out of them, I've seen a lot of SO pliers that don't even work. Dikes dull right off the truck and the needle nose that can pick up a penny from old Abe's nose, BULL ROAR. not saying that some of them can't do any of that is just seems hit or miss from...

I have the master set from mac no really long thin picks buts its got pretty much everything damn near use em every day too. Glad I got em

Hey whatever gets the job done is all im concerned about if I need to beef it up or weld the thing back together I can, i was kinda interested in the Montezuma triangle one just always thought the wrench's and sockets would pop off the hook and jump around the inside of the box. Like the fact...

This is the one that your talking about looks sweet but $1400 is a little much maybe $1000 it has the power bank drawer that they have been putting in their bigger boxes.