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It was described as a CAT 9U-6635 Ratchet. It doesn't say CAT on it anywhere. Does anyone know for sure if it is a CAT ratchet made by Snap-on? It looks like Snap-on and the markings in the center read "9U-6635 USA." The mark between the ON and OFF switch means "1996" in the Snap-on codes. Thanks!

Almost identical. One faceplate is blued and one is polished. The markings are reversed ... both are on opposite sides. One marking is raised and the other is not. I love the military rats and had to get a Schwinn to go with it!

I made the FK720 into a Quick Release ratchet (older post) and just added a F710AK to my collection. Anyone know of any other variations of these stubby ratchets that I am missing? I really like the older ones. Should the no date ratchet have a date?

Top to Bottom: 1.) Snap-on TM70 B 2.) Snap-on TMK739 3.) MAC MR4C 4.) MATCO AFR372T and 5.) STAHLWILLE 418QR

A wet rag got the dust. I am debating using some acetone on a Q-Tip to loosen up the paint. Maybe I show leave it alone. Any suggestions? Thanks. Funny thing: The set was missing a ST-1230 socket (15/16), so I searched on Ebay. I found one and realized I was the seller. Unbelievable!

I just picked this up last week and I wanted to make sure that this is not an "Industrial Finish" before I start cleaning it up. Any recommendations on how to clean it up would be appreciated. For chrome ratchets, I usually use Purple Power and a brass toothbrush.

I just picked up a Snap-On TM70 BE Ratchet. I have seen TM70, TM70 A, TM70 B, and TM70 C. I had never seen the "BE" variation. Is this one rare or at least uncommon?

A seller on ebay once had a F710AK for sale. I couldn't read it in the pictures. Below are the ones I have so far. FK720A and F710BK.

The SV-71 must be military because of the "V." But what about the GS-71? Why was a "G" stamped onto the frame?

I know the handle has a capital "A" stamped on the handle. Are there any other differences? I would think it would be an upgrade of some sort. Here is my S-50.

I bought a Snap-On MV71 on eBay that has a stuck screw. I have soaked it in WD-40 overnight and Kroil overnight. Still no luck. I think the next step is to drill out the screw head. Any suggestions?

Can any of the Stubby Snap-On Ratchets like F710BK, F710K, FK720, or FK720A be converted to Quick Release with a Snap-On Repair Kit?

I was wondering if anyone knows which style came first? I am pretty sure we cannot date them. Mine is the first one.