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That's a great deal. They usually stamp the number on the back side.

I have thought about doing that too once. How are you going to lock it?

I got a Hobart Handler 140 at Tractor Supply and like it a lot. They're great for body work and light fabrication. I put it on an Chi-Com welding cart that cost around $40.00.

:lol:Wow! by the volume of tool confessions on this thread when and where is the first meeting of Tool Hoarders Anonymous?

I have several speed handles. I rarely use them but they look cool sitting in my box so I keep them.

Hello Rosso, That is a very large socket for 1/2" drive. Maybe you can find an O.T.C. brand truck wheel bearing hub socket in 1 -13/16" to do the job. As to the spanner 1- 5/16" wrenches are common here. While not exactly 34mm I'll bet it would fit ok.

Best of luck with them. It looks like the open end part is a little bulky for me. It could be just the picture.Now go forth and purchase a set of Snapons and your sins will be forgiven.

At the risk of being repetitious does anyone here have a tool type that they cant buy enough of? I'm talking mostly about vintage tools that one or 2 would suffice but you cant stop acquiring them like a hoarder. For me it was ball peen hammers and now its old time oil dispensing cans. I think I...

Maybe you can adapt a sawzall blade to slide in.

I have used Rustoleum epoxy black on similar things and am pleased with it.

What about those rubber mats that they put on the floor of horse trailers?

I made a sand blaster cabinet out of a 55 gallon drum.

Looks like a magnetic pickup tool that's missing the magnet.

Save it for a gift swap during the holidays.

I have found that all of those 4 tool company's wrenches will do the job. As far as comfort of use and less importantly eye appeal Snap-On is the best. I don't want to be paying 4 tool truck dealers every week so I picked Snap-On and stay with them.

My Aunt has one.

Those are just cheap knockoffs. Harbor Snot made similar ones.

If you are a new mechanic I would recommend avoiding flat rate like the plague .I worked it in GM dealers for 28 years. I had to work with *** kissers and buddies of the service mgr. and service writers. We called them Gravy Suckers. I'm sure you will be happier in a non flat rate environment...

I like the Lisle and own 2 of them. I don't like the wheels/casters that you push in because they keep flying out when picking up to put away. The rubber wheels wear out too soon.Lately I have been getting old school creepers with the steal wheels .They swivel better and need much less effort...

Its not just rubber products. I bought some drugstore reading glasses from Walmart once. I found that the frames stank like **** and it wont wash off no matter what solvent used even brake cleaner. I threw them in the trash.