Great real world example of where a long ratchet/breaker bar did the job when an impact could not.....
We were doing inner tie rods with an inner tie rod tool, (the hollow tube tube with crowfoot type) and the IR2235 and Milwaukee M18 would not budge it. Hooked on a 24" Snap On 1/2 ratchet and...
Sorry, should have mentioned I meant that for the OP.......Gotta be eligible for the SEP program....student or instructor unfortunately. One of the deals this week is the new(er) double box flex selectable wrenches. The Metric is set is about 65% off this week...
I have both, Snap On all the way. Snap on now does warranty over the internet, so warranty access should be a non factor. they often run the "super discount" on the 24", you do get those emails every Monday, right? If not, sign up now!
I'm sold on the subcompact. Got one for school, and it took off a Chevy 3500 dulie front hub adaptor. It was even with a 6" extension and 21mm shallow socket. Took a bit, but the damn thing did it!
How about real world power experience? I was REALLY thinking about the subcompact, but if the right angle is smaller.....I always thought the right angle lacked in power?