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I've got a large screwdriver set that has held up well, made in Taiwan.

I packed some case ih moly grease in mine, worked great for a while now.

Wouldn't recommend that style at all. That one you have to unscrew, put the bearing in, screw it together, start pumping grease. The original one posted you just set the bearing down and push down on the top plastic piece, job done.

I have the one you provided the link to, I can't imagine anything easier or quicker.

I've got the exact same pair, blue grips with the Urrea name on them. Made in USA.

The only "modern" Williams tool I have is a 24" adjustable wrench. Won't do that again, the one I have from harbor fright is just as good and far more affordable.

I have a couple of the Crescent 72 tooth like those above, they work very well...no clue who actually made them though.

my thoughts exactly

The ratchet looks identical to the ones that come in the Crescent multipiece tool sets. I'm convinced it's the same thing and that would mean Taiwan.

I have the top one. It's very lightly built, wasn't drilled properly so it was a pain in the *** to put together, and did I mention lightly built? Oh but I've had it for a couple of years and it's held up surprisingly well. I never move it and it just does it's thing, not like it's doing...

completely agree

probably 75% of my daily use tools are Urrea and as stated they are made in Mexico and are of excellent quality

I've got a couple of wrenches that I picked up in a fit of gotta get it done now. They've been just fine.

If it is indeed to stop the buckets full of garage sale **** then more power to them.

Received mine in the mail a few days back, looks just like the picture above and certainly nothing special.

good grief

no way in hell would I ever finance tools

If I don't break one a week then I'm not working enough.

I always heard the story that they all came down the same line and were tested upon completion. The highest performers got the priciest brand name and so on. No idea if it's true or not.

Can't see it on this tiny screen, what's it say?