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Worked for me. Thanks OP! Edit: No credit yet after 4 days. I guess it didn't work for me. Oh well. Edit again: Got the $15 credit :)

Current price on Amazon: $94.43 Nuts!

I bought a set at $55. Lots of tools for the money. However, the finish quality of the ratchet is not as nice as my GW 3/8" 120XP even though they appear very similar. Also, the chrome finish is not as good as my GW sockets.

Missed out on another smoking deal!

If not a good one, any recommendations on a reasonably priced one? I was also looking at the Milwaukee M12 light but is 3-4x the price.

Has anyone tried this under hood Braun light? https://www.harborfreight.com/845-lumen-underhood-rechargeable-work-light-63990.html

Definitely a defective unit. Send it in for warranty repair. I have the 1/2" stubby and it is very powerful for its size.

Agreed 100% They are built specifically to meet a certain quality expectation and price point.

I recently picked up an M12 Fuel. It made quick work of some heavier shrubs I cut down to the stump w/ pruning blades.

I recently purchased the standard ESCO's and very pleased with them. https://esco.net/products/esco-3-ton-performance-jack-stand/

I ordered one this week as well!

I was wondering the same thing. I'm guessing he meant the thumbwheel ratchet? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002NYCXQ/?tag=atomicindus08-20 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002NYCWC/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Some of you have very extensive ratchet collections. Nice! I like the idea of having one on my desk as a stress reliever. Thanks for sharing!

Greetings! I am new to this forum and enjoy the camaraderie and helpful advice. I'm a DIY'er and perform basic maintenance on my cars. I haven't purchased a new ratchet in over 20 years until I joined this forum and recently purchased 10 new ratchets in the past month. I haven't had a...

Just curious, is there a maximum torque rating that quality cr-mo 3/8" impact sockets can handle? My 3/8" mid-torque supposedly is rated at 600 ib ft. I assume the sockets can easily handle 2x or more than my impact tool can generate? Or maybe the fasteners are the weak link? My Sunex set...

I haven't put the gen3 compact to use yet. However, the tri-LED lights are big improvement over the single bulb on the stubby. I do like the smaller size of the stubby with a 2.0 battery though.

Thank you everyone for your feedback! I'm probably going to keep everything w/ possibly the exception of the gen3 compact as M635_guy recommended. That would be the perfect excuse to get a battery powered ratchet, but then which one? LOL. Might try the new one that's coming out this month...

I have been going back and forth buying various Milwaukee impact wrenches after reading various posts and articles on the Internet. There is no consensus which combo is best, which is not a surprise, but confusing to a rookie tool guy. I currently have the following Milwaukee impacts sitting...

No. I am just an aspiring home garage DIY guy performing basic repairs and maintenance.

I bought two new impact drivers. The m18 1/4" Hex driver (#2853) and the m12 1/4" Hex driver (#2553). Is there any reason to have both? BTW, I also a 2960 mid-torque as my other impact tool.