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I forgot this is garage journal... you get both... :bounce:

One thing to keep in mind if what your working on if it matters if you mark up the fastener. If it does, then the SK set is the way to go. (not sure what other quality brands don't have the "grip" feature). If it doesn't matter, your crazy to get wrenches that don't have some sort of "grip"...

Unfortunately nobody (at least in my area) carries the “good stuff” I would order one of each brand your considering of a size you would need a duplicate of and see them that way firsthand. 9/16 worked for me...

I already had sets of wrenches but wanted to see the sk and Wrights, so I purchased a 9/16 of each. If I had to pick between the two, I would pick the Wrights. I’ve gotten all my Wright stuff from HJE.

You'll be fine. I have a aluminum 32ft that I've had for 20 years. Main reasons to go fiberglass is.. 1) weight rating- If your 150lbs, your good. 250lbs is another story 2) conductive/non-conductive- depending on usage near power lines, etc would be a reason to need fiberglass. Using it how...

I'm not a "Snapon is the only brand to get" guy, but I have to say their ratchets and ratcheting screwdrivers are by far better than anything else I've used. Save your money on sockets, wrenches, etc. But if your in the market for a ratchet, they are well worth the money.... Hands down.

In my manual they have 1-800-833-4405 as a number to order parts.

That’s too bad if they stopped making their Waterloo line. I have the Waterloo HD edition and it’s the perfect fit between a box store brand and tool truck. For some reason they weren’t popular....

This opinion is refers that a wrench is a wrench.... not what the thread is about...

Is it just me, but almost all the people that trash Craftsman for going overseas mention that they end up buying another Asian made brand. You would think they would move on to another US (Wright, Sk for example, Craftsman wasn’t the only US brand) It’s proof that Made In USA for the vast...

Looks like he just put the Super lube in the middle behind the main gear, not on any of the teeth. Does it actually end up on the teeth after use? Ratchet sounded dry to me after he put it together.

I have never understood why the tool manufactures have lifetime warranty on an item that almost always gets abused. I wish Ford did that, I've put 202,000 miles on my F-150. I WANT A NEW ONE FOR FREE!!! Just kidding.... :)

After a lot of years using matte finish, I tried full polish and never looked back. So much easier on the hands....

I don’t work on equipment that I’m worried about hitting the button to release the socket, so for me needing a screwdriver to pop off the socket is just annoying...Maybe the next ratchet won’t be as stiff...the single hand direction change for me is just an additional bonus.

Yep, dual pawl. I’ve found for me, QR is the only way to go.... I can tell it’s a quality piece, if it had QR, I would look past the single hand direction capability...

Quick release, smoother action and able to change direction with one hand.

Well I have been on garage journal for awhile and always thought tool warranty was WAY over done. Figured if you treat your tools right, warranty should be the last thing you need to worry about.... Well, my 3/8 Wright ratchet that I purchased 2017 HJE day blew the socket retaining ball...

I'm a DIY, purchased a set of Craftsman Industrial reverseable ratcheting wrenches a couple years ago and honestly only used them a few times.. Seems like I never really have a good reason to grab them. Since I don't want to break any fasteners free with the ratcheting end, I end up using...

Everything is in with the exception of one 1/2 extension. I know I was originally was looking at just 1/4, but I figured you only live once so why not just do it all and be done with it..... A couple of things to mention... I was surprised Wright doesn't make any 1/2 drive metric 6 point...

Simplicity is a quality brand but Simplicity was sold a couple years ago to Briggs and Straton so you need to look close to see if the quality is the same.