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Basic bang for the buck http://www.menards.com/main/tools-hardware/hand-tools/ratchets-sockets/12-pc-1-4-and-3-8-drive-torx-reg-bit-socket-set/p-2347306-c-9159.htm I bought for 12.99 but went on sale for 9.99 And a lifetime warranty

Thanks for all the input guys. These are in fact 3/8 ratchets btw The nice thing about picking up things like this is you truly can use them. I wrench around the house and stuff so these will get some use. And like some of you have said, might not get as much use as your true go to ratchet but...

If your asking me about what they had at the yard sale, this was it. I'm still new to this and the only reason I knew about Blackhawk was because of this forum! lol I buy anything I see that's decent just to start my collection. I still don't understand why they (Stanley) would make the exact...

Damn your good! The 3 notch one is a Blackhawk, the other is a Stanley

1) are they the same 2) what are they lets see how good you guys are BTW, $5 for both

Just curious if these are sealed units or are able to be taken apart for service/maintenance. In particular the older Kobalt ones that are compatible with the Max Axess sockets. TIA

So my SIL is having the annual garage sale my wife makes me take part in. So as usual I walk the floor and see a "junk" bin. ME: What's that? Her: Junk tools from some old lady. She asked us to clean out her house and take it. ME: So..... Her: So take whatever you want out of it, I don't care...

suspension multi tool ball joint separator etc

So now that I think the bug has bitten me I might have found the 1st set of ratchets I want to collect. Husky models 20202, 22202 and 24202... both variants Can someone tell me the difference and dates between these two variants? As stated they have the same model numbers but as you can see...

Got my donors in the other day and did the transplant! 3/8 and 1/2 Same failure on both. broken nub on the selector.

Until you get involved with craziness like this the kleins will be more than enough. At this point 3 - 4 flukes are needed. And notice the kleins are still there, that's cause they are solid meters!

I worked in the Car Audio business for 5 years in the early 1990's b4 going into the communication field as a Technical Operations Manager at Comcast for 14 years. While at Comcast I ended up also working in the firearms industry and then migrated to Law Enforcement permanently in 2011. The...

Have a can of this from another craftsman project and was wondering if there are any cons to using it on ratchets for maintenance. TIA for any and all help

The Kleins do very well. I have them right next to my Flukes and o-scope. You'll be fine!