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it is not a bad idea to use the open end to initially break the bolt or nut loose first this way you do not break the ratcheting mechanism in the wrench.

Hey how's it going also from CO. Near fort collins

when I first started getting tools I bought then from what used to be checker. The powerebuilt tools I bought were leaps and bounds from the cheapest set harbor freight that I had. I liked the fact they were in town and I didn't have to drive to sears which was in another town. I will say that...

If you find something you like and it works for you who cares what everyone else thinks.

Wow that's beautiful

Very nice

Thanks guys. That is good to know. I don't have the best tools in the world but they work fine for me. I always truly to find the tightest fitting socket or wrench I was just curious since I had a couple that were sae that fit really well. Anyway thanks again for the responses.

Hey was working on my 02 explorer and noticed a couple of sar sockets fit really well. I know some sizes are almost the same from sae to metric but it had me wondering. Are American cars sae and forensic cars metric? I thought most new cars now a days were metric. Sorry for such a noon question.

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Those look very nice!

Thanks everyone.

Sweet box scoot

What do you guys recommend for lubeing up your ratchets

Hey thank you everyone!I will look into the dealer and a few other places. Now I habe a good starting point