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Anyone ever been there? It's in Beaver Falls, PA. A kid I go to school with told me about it. His dad called while we were in lab to tell him about a Snap-On 3/4" ratchet they had for $100. We are thinking about going to check it out one weekend. He is from Medina, OH, which is about 2 hours...

I have a couple of the Proto big dawgs with the red handles. I love the 3/8" ratchets. They have like 50+ teeth and are pretty smooth and strong. However, I also have a 1/2" and just recently started having problems with it. The directional lever has a little, and I mean little, spring that...

Looks like Race Bannon from Johnny Quest.

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I have a set of Proto. I think for the quality they are reasonably priced. As someone else mentioned though, I would check out Grey Pneumatic. They are an affordable, quality socket from my experience and I believe they have a lifetime warranty. Also if you are worried about thickness, many...

Sorry to hijack but actually there is up to 3-1/2" drive. I was watching Modern Marvels one day and they were talking about big impacts in construction. One of which is the IR 599, which is so called because it weighs 599lbs.:shocking: I can't imagine the bolts that thing tightens down but here...

^^^^Wow. If you don't mind my asking, what kind of work do you do? Most people don't need the larger wrenches.

Up to 25mm

Very nice set. I love my SO wrenches. I only have up to 22mm, but I have up to 1 5/8 in standard.

I like have duplicates in lots of different brands. It not only keeps you safe in case one breaks, but it also gives you options i.e. different length, angle, thinkness, etc if one doesn't seem to fit in a certain location.

The CAT tools are a mixed bag. Most of the stuff in that catalog is just stock photos they continue to use. The most recent wrenches and ratchets are made by Williams. Sockets are Snap-On. They used to use Proto in the past for quite a bit as well. Top to bottom is Williams, SO, Proto.

It my help to give your location and whether or not you would be willing to sell any of the individual items or sets you have pictured. Also what kind of payment you might like, i.e. PAYPAL, money order, etc.

You got something against Hockeytown?:mad:

I like long wrenches better. If I were in your position however, I would probably wouldn't worry to much since if you need a long wrench, then you can just use your current wrenches. Keep in mind that companies like Cornwell, MAC, Matco and SK, their long wrenhes are all about the same as...

Snap-On has the 3050. Blue Point now makes the 2050. http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=yes&tool=all&item_ID=80253&group_ID=818&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

Good deal on the Protos.:thumbup:

Let us know how your choice turns out. I am interested to see if KAL Pro has good service and reasonable shipping.

In my SO 500 Industrial catalog, they have a KRA400A similar to yours. It is pictured with a KRA429F mid section and KRA59K top chest. I don't think they had a matching top chest to go with that roll cab. But I could be wrong being that your box is older than me.

Good for you. I hope you will find something to your liking. From what I gather you should do well anywhere you go. Good luck:thumbup: