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You guys did hear "Titanium", right? Heck, I'd take a titanium shower head!! :D

Thanks!!

1" drive. Solid prongs with magnets around the rim. The socket is made by Metalore. P/N 103048/A Lot #19054

It is a strange looking ******!!

I'm saving my pennies!! :D

$75 + shipping. I stole it in my book!!

It can't be used, unless you have a Indy or similar type car laying around. :D It makes one hell of a pen holder. :thumbup:

I have wanted one of these for a long time. I finally scored one off eBay for a price that I could live with. It's a titanium socket used for taking off single wheel nuts on Indy cars. These sockets run $1500 new, and the impact gun they fit on cost $4500. :scared: I'm like a kid at Christmas...

They're worth a "You ****"!!! :thumbup:

Nice, those work great!!

It's looks like the limited edition "flag pole holder" ratchet that was only produced in 1984. :lol_hitti

I find it funny that some people say SAE is obsolete, yet used prices are still fairly high. You'd think that a tool that is useless is worth next to nothing. :bounce:

You guys are making this waaaaay too difficult! :lol_hitti Buy a Metrench set and be done with it. :lol:

Multi-tool's have their place, but they'll never replace the proper tool. I'm really glad that HF doesn't sell one. Could you imagine what a "POS" that thing would be!! :D

I really like the satin finish of Hazet tools. Price and availability keep me from buying more from them. :(

^^^^ Nice collection!! :thumbup:

It is really nice. :thumbup:

Thanks!! :bowdown:

A steel ball bearing is best, but you can also use a 16oz ball peen hammer. Just give it a light bounce off the anvil and see if you get any rebound.

As promised, here is the lot from ebay. Some tools are incomplete but I really bought these for the Matco M-163's as they're kind of hard to find. The seller originally wanted $99 + shipping for the lot, but lowered the price to $59.99 + shipping and I offered $50 + shipping and he accepted...