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I think I would replace if I could. They were side loaded as they came over I would be afraid of the my self.

I figured for $1.56 a wrench I could not go wrong. And I love how they are easy to locate in the case.

I picked up this set at local pawn shop for 50 out the door.https://www.grainger.com/product/WESTWARD-Standard-4YR25?functionCode=P2IDP2PCP Seems to be fair quality, but in a convenient to use case for field use. What say you,friends?

As a wrecker operater in ny it is often your tools get wet in snow and whatever the state decided this is the chemical of the year for snow removal. Put them back in the truck dry them of at night do again next day.

I have the same bottom but in red gave 400 bout 2 yrs ago off the truck

you owe someone a kiss a thank you and clean the table.do.the dishes.

I believe S&K stands for Slip & Kill. But I own some and they are more then good enuff to use everyday in a professional setting.

He bought it new of ebay I am unsure of what he did or is duing with it will ask in morning.

a coworker had the aircat till it broke the drive off in a socket. Sheared just twisted it off. Nice flat break. So they got too much *** if you will for there own good.

Thanks OP I have been wanting that set from lowes now that it is on sale I will pull the trigger.

Preach it brownsfan and I was born it steel country but the Browns r me team.

Preach it brownsfan and I was born it steel country but the Browns r me team.

I have a the current husky wrench sets metric and sae in each of my to go.boxes in the trucks.they hold up well . I have taken them on the rd professionaly when I have to slip seat into someone elses wrecker.

A 8 plus year old thread, but to answer ur question in my experience the extension will break before the socket .

Anyone think the name and rights may sell cheap enuff that a lowes or home depot may buy them and not produce anything under the craftsman brand or name to cut out competition.

How bout a tire cage also. I see ford trucks have a warning sticker to use a remote fill hose on them.

I think buck 110 is the bench mark standard of pocket knives. I also like opional knives. Hope I spelled that correctly.

Not an expert but my tech 1000 has held up well a bought it used and used it full time wrench turning for 6 years .it now sits in moms garage 400 miles away collecting dust.

They have two size handle lenghts. And two different diamaiters . They flex but I have never broken it. I have put it on a wheel lug nut and drove the truck forward onto the bar to break the nut loose.

i would suggest looking at the pwz1 or pwz2 from snap-on . these have all but replaced pipe wrenches at work . the only reason i have a 10 inch rigid pipe wrench is it was picked up of the road.