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I stand corrected. Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

Theres only going to be 60 clicks...

Its not about being fragile, its about having respect for tools that you spent big money for. Theres a foot of snow sitting on that thing.

^^^This guy. Maybe a pickup truck but not a tool box. Theres so many cracks and spaces water will sit, its just asking for rust.

Both paws arent suppose to engage at the same time if thats what your meaning. They alternate between swings. So there really is only 60 teeth but 2 pawls. 60x2=120 positions. Check out the gearwrench video for the 120xp on youtube they explain it all.

Im waiting for the flex head as well. I think there probably just waiting for it to get big thats why they gave so many away just to promote it. Word of mouth is the best advertising they have, and its free:bounce:

I won one. Its an amazing ratchet. I didnt think i was going to like it and it blew me away. Its up there with my snap on ratchets.

Re: do other techs wax there tool boxes? Spent a small fortune on the box might as well take care of it as if it was a sports car.:beer:

Unlike crapsman the gearwrench is easy to release sockets, a baby could do it. Thats why i recommended it.

You should check out Gearwrenchs new 120xp ratchets. They were doing a give away on facebook for awhile and i won. Its an amazing ratchet, the gear mech is probably snapon level.

They look like real high quality tools. Cant wait to try them out.

Well "Targeting" is the big word people on on here like to use when you give your opinion on what they are saying. But i havent posted four thousand times so what do i know.:dunno:

Not trying to target your post at all so im sorry, but if you have to find a use for a tool then its useless. Unless its a specialty tool then it should have more than just one use or only useable in one situation just saying.

Im going have to take you up on that offer if i cant find them anywhere else. :bowdown:

These are what im talking about

Anyone know where to get there tools at here in the US? They have some really good pliers that i want to pick up but cant seem to find them anywhere on the internet?

^^Agreed.

I was doing the same thing your post was supplying a opinionated answer about a locking/non locking flex head. Excepted i wasnt telling him to not buy it.

I think the locking flex is probably the most frustrating thing ive ever used. I sold my locking flex the same day i got it.

I would go with the montezuma. Ive been looking at the same boxes and have come to the conclusion that montezuma makes the better box for the price. They have hundreds of professional auto techs that do buy and have great reviews on there. check this box out its the one ive been looking at for...