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Any updates on this? What did the employer cover/ not cover? Sorry to resurrect an old thread...

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That is one hell of a toolbox... Congrats!

It's a great feeling, isn't it?:beer:

Call their 1 800 number... They will send you a rebuild kit fir your snap on ratchet

Yes it is... No worries though as the snap on driver is going to try and locate me one in his box of spare parts... Along with two replacement screws for my F936 ratchet. The heads on those are so old and rusted that I want to change them before I can't.

The pliers are the long needle nose.. Number 915cp

Speaking of ratcheting wrenches... Heres my contribution... I've had the wrenches for a couple of weeks

You are going to LOVE those ratcheting wrenches.... They are beyond awesome

Wilde RS 906 spring pin punch set. Has a nub on the tip of the punch to keep it in place and not to "walk" when you hit it. Use the 7/32 one with is right around 5.5mm

What? Because you're a failure as a peddler of cheap chinese tools, you want SBD/Craftsman's USA made endeavors to fail too? Domestic steel plants are reopening and several thousand folks are going back to work with decent paying jobs. Jobs and products here in the U.S. didn't leave overnight...

Nice find!!

Let me correct that... Its a cv15s-41567. I have resistance from each lead to ground in the middle.

What info do you need? The Kohler engine is a CV41567, and it has the stator that doesn't use an external voltage regulator but uses an in line diode to convert a/c volts to d/c. Anything else please let me know.

Can anyone give me directions on how to bench test a stator (removed off of the mower) with a fluke multimeter?

Does the superlube last longer? Why did you switch? Just curious.

I use clennzoil for firearms..It's thinner and "runnier" than regular gun oil so I don't think it's a viable option for me. Thanks for the idea though... I'll pick some up some time and try it in a Craftsman ratchet that I have

Yes there is a o ring around the selector switch and one on the plate.

It's not the 88 tooth One, it's 36 teeth. Is the permatex still recommended for a low tooth count? Btw, I already used the superlube in my F936...I called snap on and asked what they recommended. I ordered a small tube of it along with some other things.

After reading here to use a light oil (specifically marvel mystery oil) for my 88 tooth ratchets, what does everyone recommend for your run of the mill 36 tooth ones? I used superlube grease in my snap on f936. Anything better? I have a new Armstrong 11-972 that needs to be lubed. What sayeth...