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The Truck Tool Equivalents Thread 2.0 - Expanded with Part Numbers

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KnurledNut

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I don’t think these have been posted before so I’ll add them. The Snap On WBSET wire brush set appears to be the made in the same Cambodian factory as the Richard 03234 available from Sutherlands. The Snap On retails for about $20 and the Richard for about $6. Granted, the Snap On set contains two brass and one stainless steel, where the Richard is one brass, one stainless steel, and one polypropylene. The US patent number listed on each is the same so I think it’s not a stretch to call the Richard an “equivalent.”

https://sutherlands.com/products/item/7815095/richard-tools-3-piece-mini-wire-brush-kit

https://shop.snapon.com/product/Wire-Brushes/3-pc-Miniature-Wire-Brush-Set/WBSET
I’ve got the Hyde brushes that look the same.
 

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Does anyone know who makes this for Matco? The sockets are a little shorter than comparable sets and can be turned with a wrench.

Matco SBIT31-G

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Does anyone know who makes this for Matco? The sockets are a little shorter than comparable sets and can be turned with a wrench.

Matco SBIT31-G

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Wurth Zebra

 

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