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I was in HF today. They now have a 4-ton Daytona 64201.

Many different companies had the contract to make Craftsman tools throughout the years. For example, Craftsman Professional was mostly made by SK or Armstrong. Your probably seeing the variation between 2 different companies products.

I had all Craftsman USA ratchets and sockets. The ratchets were very clunky, but they worked. No issues with the sockets. Put all ratchets in the garage sale, averaged $10/each. Bought all new Snap-on Dual 80. Much better & feels right. Much nicer to work with.

60625 is the winner! Good video. But still goes to show you still just get what you pay.

I don't recall the new rebuild kits including a selector switch.

Dewalt usually has the year stamped somewhere on the tool housing.

I never used a special tool. I replaced a few emergency brake lines in Domestic trucks. Seems like there is a spring and tensioner nut/screw located directly under the driver. It wasn't all that involved. Is this for Imports?

A Indexable or Multi Position ratchet would do the same thing.

GreenWorks power tools maybe?

Exactly! Most Pro mechanics I know do not like QR (Quick Release) ratchets. QR ratchets are ok in 1/4" drive with greasy hands, easier to get socket off. Notice SO (Snap-on) high strength ratchets are not a QR.

You can't go wrong with Dewalt. I got a in house brand at HF with coupon it was $49, 5 years ago. I only use it maybe 4x a year with basic quick cuts. It's just ok. The blade/disc vibrates and it's under powered. If your going to use it often get a better one.

Get CRC Brake Caliper Grease. Brakes get to hot for anything else, it will just melt off.

Yeah I saw that before the fix too. It's an OK deal now.

Www.ereplacementparts.com They list that model number.

Stanley Black & Decker CEO, James Loree, said a $35 million factory being built in USA to produce their newly acquired Craftsman brand (bought for $900 million). "We believe this is an excellent opportunity to re-Americanize and revitalize this legendary brand." The exact location was not...

Got Toro electric-start self-propelled walk behind mower. Retail $399. I like it. Honda does make good small engines for generators, mowers, power washers....

If getting bolt cutters, at least go one size bigger then what you need. Or just get the biggest.

Snap-on F80

I know, old thread. Amazon reviews gives it 2.2 out of 5 stars, not good. I have been noticing SO (Snap-on) has been allowing their name to be placed on a lot of questionable items. I'll just stick with their hand tools, you cant go wrong there.

Hmm I bought the exact set from Amazon 1 year ago. They were all on socket rail and shrink wrapped, no issues. BTW, got the Carlyle kit too, comes in blue plastic case and are slightly longer.