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You need a bung socket or bung wrench.

Matco ratchets back then with the so-called "swollen handle" were made by Wright.

My 65 year old hands are having trouble pulling that 3T Sears jack around over an uneven driveway, positioning is a problem too. I'd love an aluminum jack if they hold up. Have the Sears jack for over 30 years, occasional clearance issues under the newer cars.

how much does it weigh?

I snug 'em up by hand and have never had a problem unless you've forgotten to oil the gasket, you'll only do this once. Ask me how i know.. I'd be surprised to find the oil change tech reaching for a torque wrench to tighten an oil filter.

Couldn't agree more with you. In Metro Detroit pawn shops are a rip for tools compared to say flea markets and garage sales. I've always felt that pawn shops take advantage of the sellers who may be desperate for cash.

Nice set. Store them with a bit in the shaft to help retain the magnetism.

As a former dealer i can tell you that Snap On generally raises its prices 4% a year.

Your right. I have a set of Williams wrenches that say Vulcan on the opposite side of the wrench .

I was a Snap On dealer in the late 80's when the ssdmr4 came out. It was $29.00 and yes guys complained about the price.

Sounds like a great deal at 30 bucks. I'd jump if i needed them.

Guys removing bottom bolts on shock absorbers used to/still do use them regularily.

Not for nothing but, it's "champing" at the bit not "chomping"

I like my 12v impact driver, porta band and handheld dremel style grinder. I also use a 12v vacuum. The jigsaw is nice to reach for instead of dragging out the corded one.

I use them on hub bearing bolts. They are handier than you may think.

Dear Kutch420 this is neither here nor there but...my mom was born and raised in Throop PA but moved to Detroit during the war.

The current stuff virates too much and I feel is unnecessarily loud.

It's positively sinful as a decadent salad dressing.

My 36" 1/2" drive snappy breaker bar is a breaker bar and piece of pipe in one.

Never seen these before, how well do they cut? Price?