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I have a like new 1/4" SAE and metric socket and ratchet bundle for sale. It includes the following items: Wright 200 10 Piece 1/4" dr. SAE 6 pt Socket Set Wright 208 9 Piece 1/4" dr. SAE 6 pt Deep Socket Set Wright 256 11 Piece 1/4" dr. Metric 6 pt Socket Set Wright 257 9 Piece 1/4" dr. Metric...

From my understanding, the only difference between Snapon TechAngle and Techwrench is LEDs when you're getting close to the torque setting and angle. The price isn't too more for those features. Is one better than the other? Does it just come down to LEDs and angle? I don't think I need the...

All of my sockets are Wright Tool. I see no difference in quality and function of Wright sockets compared to Snapon sockets. I get nothing more for my money buying Snapon sockets over Wright. However, there are some sockets that Snapon has that Wright doesn't. If Wright makes the socket I need...

For sale I have Wright Tool 379 3/8" dr SAE 12 pt shallow socket set, Wright Tool 300 3/8" dr SAE 12 pt deep socket set, and Wright Tool 3439 3/8" dr Flex Handle. Rails are included. Shipping $15. Paypal to pay.

Is Milwaukee going out of business or are they stable?

I looked at Milwaukee, but like US Jack, I can't find one for sale. Where can I buy one?

Probably Chinese made at the price point I'm at. QuickJack, MaxJack, etc.

I agree. If they put some pads on the base they would be the best jack stands on the market.

When it comes to jacks and jack stands, I'd rather use a lift. Only reason I wouldn't use a lift is either because I couldn't afford one or its impractical. The thing about paying USA made prices from US Jack or some other USA made company, is I'm going to get close to or the same price as as a...

US Jack, as far as I know, is the only game in town that still makes USA made jacks and jack stands. Hein Werner held out for awhile but they're not made here anymore. Is there no market demand for USA made jacks and jack stands? If not, why?

There's also Kwik-Lift. It's a ramp you dive up on and then you jack up the other side with a floor jack and then two arms come down to support the vehicle and you release the jack. I think QuickJack is probably where's it's at for an alternative to the traditional jack and jack stands. A...

After I got out of the military, I got a job in civilian aircraft maintenance. I bought a large set of combo wrenches to find I only used 4 of them. Same for sockets. Only used a handful of sockets. Still have the sets I bought back then and use them, but could have saved the cash back then by...