Recent content by jdelrizzle

I have a snap on set 3/8 thru 3/4 and I have a proto set 5/16 thru 1 1/4, I prefer the proto set because the proto's are thinner and shorter. Snap on is to thick to fit into some spots.

Nobody's mentioned it but what about hydraulic fittings, I work for a manufacturer of hydraulic equipment and I use nothing but sae tools, jic, sae/orb (o ring to boss), flat face fittings. We only work on hydraulic equipment, no engines no brakes. Only hydraulic and electrical.

Top of the line, expensive...

What about Hilti?

I actually use nothing but sae tools, I work for a manufacturer of hydraulic utility equipment, the hydraulic industry uses a lot of sae fittings, jic, orb. I am an ifps certified hydraulic technician I only work on electrical and hydraulic, before I got into hydraulics I to thought only metric...

I bought a set of proto angle wrenches and the 13/16 wrench is bent! Bad! I called zoro tools up and they sent me a new one!

Is that the same as blue point ratcheting wrenches?

Yea f@$! Sears! I saw a band wagon, I had to jump on it!

There is no more KD tools, KD is now gear wrench owned by apex. http://www.gearwrench.com/catalogsearch/result/view/?q=&data=/news/kd-tools-joins-gearwrench-family

I will be using them everyday, I need a solid set of angle wrenches, at this point in my life the only way I would be able to afford a full set of snap on angle wrenches would be if I saved up for them over the course of a few months/weeks or if I got them on credit (if I get them on probably...

Very good point, the number one reason that I need angle wrenches would be to remove/install the hydraulic lines that are plumbed directly to hydraulic pumps/compensators that I have to work on. A fellow employee at work has a set of Armstrong angle wrenches that I've used from time to time...

Actually, In this case the Martin wrench set is a little cheaper on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/Martin-15-Pc-Hydraulic-Wrench-Set-Angle-Opening-Industrial-Black-SAE-BOB15K-/140941348872?hash=item20d0c25008&item=140941348872&pt=Motors_Automotive_Tools&vxp=mtr But I've already purchased a...

I'm leaning towards this set http://www.martinsprocket.com/products/product-search?Part_Number=BOB15K

Well guys I'm in need of an angle wrench set, which would y'all recommend the proto 14 pc set or the Martin industrial black set (15 pc, because it comes with 1 3/16) help me out they both cost about the same, $250- $350 is my price range.

Tekton? Not half bad, are they made in Taiwan? I really need a set of angle wrenches, what are your thoughts on these? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NY4SLK/?tag=atomicindus08-20