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There is no substitute for certain snap on pliers. There is a reason you're looking at those specific pliers.

Been wanting one of these for a long time now, finally found it on CL cheap. It's the Fluke 233 and it came with TL238 test leads.

First dibbs on an estate sale today, Mac 3/8 drive 5/16-15/16 missing 11/16 and 5/8 is USA made Blackhawk, an old chipping hammer and Snap On retaining ring pliers $17

Snap on stubbies 7/16-3/4 and SK 25-32 both little to no use, $110

Gotta do these pics one at a time Snap On wrenches 5/16-1 1/4 with my OEXB 36 completing it. 1948 date codes, $200

I've been killing it on CL for the past mont and a half, but I can't upload pics from my iPhone. I got the photo bucket app and still can't figure it out. I don't even want to list my stuff without having the pics so I would really appreciate a little instruction. Also I don't have a computer.

It's a straight bar with a threaded hole in the center and slots on either side. Someone more thrifty can probably post a link. I can't figure that stuff out.

Looks like a sliding tee will work with those 2 holes that are opposite from each other in the hub.

L712T is the SO head I have with the 13/16 opening. I got it new about 6 years ago, it came with a push button release but when it failed my dealer replaced the guts with the standard pin retention the big drives use. Now the top of the drive is flat rather than a button. My handle is 36 inches...

There is also a 3/4 head that accepts the 13/16 handle available from SO

I've had horrible luck with Mac air guns, scrap it and buy IR or SO

Snap on sells the pieces individually

Any small trailer like snowmobile or atv, especially the enclosed type with one piece lift gates. They make for a doable angle for two people to push it on.

Stillson is the brand, I got the same exact one but with no rust and I use it all the time. Don't have an idea on the age though, I think they looked pretty much the same whether they were 50 or a 100 years old.

Maybe you wanna think about the 30in blue point adjustable. I think it goes to about 3 inches. I've wanted one myself

I never thought their big wrenches or 3/4 drive stuff was even close to worth it for the cost. If you spend the extra money to get c man over hf you don't have much more. Either get hf or step up to the tool truck for the big stuff.

I got most of mine early before 21, still got the same so tool box and had to slow way down buying tools when the house then family came. Now I keep my so bill under 200 at all times and do pretty good at chipping away at my wish list. Everybody has different priorities so don't worry about what...

In my experience its always the guy that doesn't invest in quality tools himself, but finds your snap on socket that doesn't match anything in his Taiwan filled box and finds a home for it. Just gotta know whose who I guess

Not to mention you use an 8 point or a 4 point for square fasteners

Sunex has a set of impacts 3/8 -1 1/2 shallow and deep for under 200 bucks.