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I have a Matco breaker bar and I really like it. I've used it a lot since I bought

I have a 3/8 version, it's a pretty cool ratchet

I haven't tried it but I heard its not very good. I think there was a tread about this at one time. I think Ryan posted it? It's been a long time so my memory is a little fuzzy

Dave I'm not overly concerned about COO as much as I am about quality. I have a set of China Gearwrench wrenches and I like them just fine. It's not as nice as my USA craftsman but they were cheaper and seem good enough for me

Even compared to my 10 year old ratchets the new CM ratchets are junk. Just no where near the quality of the old ones.

You could always have the wrap changed if you don't like it later. I'm thinking of wrapping my electric orange box or at least parts of it. I just want to see how it looks

The last rebuild I did had the same issue. I had to play with it a little to get everything seated right and it worked fine. Mine also swapped the ball bearing/spring for the pin/spring. I think it made it easier to put together. I wonder what happened to my tool? I haven't seen it in a while.

You are correct. I knew I had seen it somewhere but I couldn't remember

I tried that but it would tighten the sensor too much before it would reseat. It was more trouble than it was worth

I said socket but I meant wrench. This is the one I have http://www.harborfreight.com/3-8-eighth-inch-offset-oxygen-sensor-wrench-97177.html

I was looking around online and came across the lockitsocket. Looking interesting and is made in USA www.lockitsocket.com

Thanks for the info. I like the lower profile of the bonester because when my car is on ramps it's still a little tight so the extra inch would be nice. I think I'm going to order one.

The offset oxygen sensor socket is a major fail. It's junk, the oxygen sensor gets stuck in the socket and it's a pain to remove. I guess it gets wedged, last time I tried to use it I had to use a malot to loosen it off the sensor

lol I guess it's called the rough rider. I couldn't think of the name when I posted earlier

I've never paid much attention to these bu they look nice. How do you like yours? Does it roll well? I saw try have an "off road" version but I like the lower profile of this one. I'm just curious if it rolls well on uneven surfaces. I'd probably use it on blacktop from time to time so it's not...

I like Matco's locking flex design a little better than Snap Ons, just personal preference.

That's an awesome jack. Can't wait to see it completed

I was worried that the force might crack the plug. Have you had any issues with it?

I think they have problems with their site. It's slow and the other day it was down when I tried to order. Many things show out of stock but later it's showing in stock

Has anyone tried the Snap On Retention Spark Plug Sockets? Seems interesting instead of a rubber boot it's tapered inside to hold the plug. I guess it wedges it in the socket and it says gentile side pressure releases the plug from the socket