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I'm pretty sure that's for driving small nails in tight spaces, not removing rusted in wheel bearings and ball joints. Get you a Big Nasty air hammer if you want to do that sort of work. :ROFLMAO:

Ingersoll Rand, Astro Onyx, Aircat, Chicago Pneumatic.

Plan is to keep it clean and send it back to Amazon when done of course. :ROFLMAO:

My M12 3/8 brushed ratchet won't quit. I've had it for at least six years without any issues whatsoever. One of the first tools I grab every day. I really want a long neck ratchet, haven't decided if I want a Snap On or another Milwaukee.

Excellent, now I can move forward with my bank vault heist plans...

It's at the bottom with the ratcheting mechanism in the center to hold either the tap holder or die holder.

I could be wrong but that's a good trade imo for $10... https://www.amazon.com/Magnetic-Organizer-Sockets-Tools-Olsa/dp/B07R74MHSQ?tag=atomicindus08-20

Waiting on my dealer to get me a decent length green handled locking flex head to replace my FHX80AG. Much prefer my Matco 40th Anniversary BFR128NLFM but I'm hoping the new ones will let me take it home instead of leaving it at work.

Try pawn shops or ebay? :LOL:

I was mostly joking, but I have been impressed with Snap On's battery ratchets as well as their new CT9038 stubby 18V impact wrench. Couple of co-workers have them and they seem to be more powerful than any battery compact I've used yet, including most of Milwaukee, Dewalt, and Makita lines. I'm...

Time to pony up for true American company USA made Snap On power tools! Edit: Please take this post with a HEAVY dose of sarcasm. Thanks.

Damn you already got a set. Definitely jealous.

Ohhh interesting. I don't think I've ever come across those. But you are right, those would be very useful.

Different design from the ones in the OP?

Well, that's not ideal due to the Snap On price increase. But at least the high quality locking pliers are still being made. Gonna have to pick up a set of the needle nose from my dealer.

Have to remember to get my knee replacement bolts torque checked every once in a while when I end up in that position. Wonder if they can do it with the patient unsedated? :ROFLMAO:

But then you don't get to buy new tools...

Yes, his is the green Mac branded version like mine. You can also get them in blue from Snap on in the Blue Point brand.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007ESQW08/?tag=atomicindus08-20 $81.01, lowest price in about six months.

Same company that makes the EGO outdoor power tools line I think. And apparently SKIL is under their umbrella.