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Any word of the us general 72” getting more than the color red?

Does anyone have any word on wether the 72” series 2 will be getting multiple colors like the rest of the boxes? It would be sweet to have this thing in black.

Dewalt 192 piece set comes with all major socket sizes in 1/4 3/8 and 1/2. Can easily be had for under $200 sometimes around $150. You will get deep and shallow, ratchets, a few extensions, universal swivels, and a few hex. CoO is Taiwan and lifetime warranty. About as high quality as ou will...

17mm is often used on Japanese forklifts mainly Toyota’s for me. And 11/16 and up are commonly used for hydraulic fittings.

I would look into the dewalt 192 piece socket set. Pretty much every socket you will need with almost no skips whatsoever for 1/4 3/8 and 1/2 including ratchets and some extensions and even some hex bits. Great value if you can find for around $150. Taiwanese quality and lifetime warranty. Way...

I would trust porter cables torque number and just splurge on the brand new one if that’s what you have your mind set on. Of course any number of us will recommend you just get a cordless mid torque from Milwaukee or dewalt but you don’t seem to want that. Just my .02

For anyone wondering you can buy individual wrenches from tool source direct so you can fill in the odd gaps missing from the channellock sets

I also have a blue driver and for the $100ish bucks that they want it offers a lot of features like engine, ABS, real time, and will store codes and data using your smart phone app which is free.

Yes the BT11 is your average automotive brake spring tool. I have a few of those. Only looking for the larger one. I’ll give the MAC Ebay one a try as posted earlier and if not I’ll just go through snap on. It’ll be worth it in the long run. Thanks everyone.

I think that’s a regular size for automotive. This brake tool is larger and deeper for I’m assuming larger trucks but it also works on certain forklifts.

I’ve always told myself 3 times and I should own that tool. Well guess what... Today was number 3 hence the post. I’m just not the guy who HAS to own top quality snap on everything so was hoping for maybe a Taiwanese or quality Chinese brand one before going to mr snappy.

To start off I’m a forklift technician and I’m wondering if one of you guys knew of an equivalent brake spring tool to the snap on BT12. Most smaller forklifts can use the smaller automotive brake spring tools such as the snap on BT11 or any auto parts store tool but some of the bigger trucks...

Dewalt has a 192 piece tool set that will give complete chrome socket sets from 1/4 3/8 and 1/2. This includes shallows and deeps, extensions, ratchets, swivels, and some hex bits as well. Can be found online for $150 shipped. Great bargain even for tawainese tools.

I’ve been using a set of 3/8 dewalt impacts swivels for about a year now and so far none have broke on me. They are made in Taiwan and like most of their hand tools they get looked past for some reason even though they offer great quality at affordable prices. I think you can get either sets sae...

Where can you find a Capri tools version of the neiko light? Big fan of their hand tools great bargains and I would like to support them by buying their lights as well.

Dewalt actually makes a 12v (possibly 20v) I believe ratchet branded for the Mac tool trucks. But the price tag is outrageous. I’d much sooner recommend a Milwaukee, ac Delco, or even the earthquake from harbor freight before spending your money on that. Last I looked I think it was like near...

I have plenty of sockets and the swivel socket adapter that comes in that set. I was looking for the 1/4” non impact swivel set because it makes certain projects easier. Thanks for the reply though.

They don’t have a 1/4” drive set of universal sockets?

The only negative I have to say about the harbor freights are that for only the 1/4” some sockets don’t seem to fit and some get stuck but the 3/8 and 1/2 are great for what you pay for.

That looks very similar in size to the first gen Milwaukee.