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got a pic of the snap on screwdriver?

+ 1 on the wrenches, these are some of the nicest chinese wrenches ive ever seen and used, probably on par with the "full polish" chinese craftsmans. Plus they cost next to nothing...

I second this question, my dad has a box like this he is wanting to restore

yep the HF impact sockets work exremely well for the price.

Thanks for the offers guys, but im really looking for some cheaper ones since these wont be used a whole lot :beer:

Looking for a 20, 21, and 22mm USA made wrenches. Craftsman is sufficient. Let me know what you guys have. Thanks

I second this question!

Yeah i miss those free gloves, they werent to bad at all

ill take the last s80a

A few years ago i was waiting to turn right at a BUSY intersection and I see lots and lots of shinyness. Someone had dropped one of those big Craftsman socket sets in the black plastic case and sockets were everywhere. I wanted to grab them somethin fierce. But i didnt have the balls, plus is...

I just picked up the Bahco SAE made in USA set for $65 on Amazon. I havent used them much yet, but so far they seem to be a awesome set for what they cost.:rocker:

Im also interested in the MAC sabinas. Its hard to find much information about them. Im curious about the production dates of them. My dad gave me a almost unused set that are metric, which makes me wonder how rare they may, or may not be.

sorry misread the question, just flip the ratchet over and tap that plate inward, that lil ring should come out with it

Yes when you put the new pin in, you have to peen the end of it to keep it in place. As for the name plate I had to take another punch and just tap it around the edges lightly to get it to seat in there really well. I think my rebuild kit came with a little slip of paper that had a internet...

I ran into that same problem once. You have to get a really small punch and tap that pin out. It will tear it up, but my kit came with a replacement pin

Calling Earnhardt a Douchebag would get a mans *** whipped around my neck of the woods

I have the same set that is posted above, the $4 price is about $4 more than it is worth.......

Impact Screwdriver Set / both Pass and Fail........ Ok so the tool itself works well, seems well built and functions like it should, but the bits are JUNK (i kinda expected this), broke both the #3 phillips bits on the same damn screw. Also the red rubber hand guard thing slides off...

I'll give another thumbs up for the 1/4" version. Damn cool little ratchet, its probably the best harbor freight tool i own.

Yeah they sold those at sams club a few years back. I looked at them, dont remember the original price, but i do remember thinking, " Damn when did Mac start making stuff this ******."