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Yes. My local Ace in NE Indiana has some. Combination wrenches, Allen sockets, etc. Not a big selection but some. This Ace also carries a limited amount of Tekton tools.

^^^ I have this set in SAE, don't use often but really like them.

Broke a Cornwell 1 -7/16 impact socket a couple of years ago. Funny thing is I've had this set, 1- 1/16 to 1-1/12, since the late 80's and probably only used that size a handful of times. The other sizes I use everyday have never broke.

I have both and they are ok. The handles are longer on the Channelock version. I use picks daily, hydraulic repair, and find even though these two are adequate Snap on are the best with their double 45° bend version.

No. Bought in the last couple of years. Pieced it together from McMaster Carr.

Mine are polished chrome.

I have Proto 6 point sae, same as Mac, made in USA. Anti slip open end design. There not cheap though.

LLC is good to have but your going to need liability insurance. I own and operate a heavy equipment and ag repair shop and most places I do work for require minimum 3 million, I carry 5. Also agree you need a real service truck with more tool storage and at minimum a small hoist. Slinging...

Walker 10 ton

SFA company product, same company that owns Blackhawk, Hein Werner, Pro lift and a bunch more. Made in China.

I've been carrying a Gerber in one form or another for over 20 years. I like them better than the original Leatherman because I don't need two hands to use it. Over these years I'm only on my third one, and I use them everyday.

Use a locking extension or turn down/grind down OD of socket.

Two. A chrome 18mm Cornwell 1/2" drive and a Cornwell 1 1/4" impact socket 1/2" drive. Both with a 1/2" impact.

Thats the front cover. Pull it out and it locks with two pins that come down from the top lid.

Utica gas and burner pliers

I have the SAE Carlyle semi deep set. Have had for almost two years and use in a professional setting, have help up well.

That Snap on set you want looks to be discontinued, but Ebay has a set sealed for $319.00. Snap on offers a 7 piece set 10-17 skips 16 for over 300.00.

I have the ICON in SAE, great set and priced right. If they do another coupon I'll pick up the metric.

I just got an 8 piece set of Snap on stubby metric. Has four 1/4" and four 3/8". Sale price was $99.00. I thought about buying the Proto set of stubby bits but the price difference and warranty service wasn't great enough, my dealer stops here every other week, I'd have to call and send off to...