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I bought some K Tool brass punches last spring to remove the bearing races in my trailer wheels. They seem to be good quality.

I just bought an F80 ratchet from the Snap On website. I also have the long handle flex head 80 tooth ratchet.

I have a set of the 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch drive metric and SAE IR sockets. They have a rather thin wall and will fit better than most other brand impact sockets. The downside is that they may not be as strong. I rarely use them though. When I need impacts I use my SO or SK impact sockets.

It was a Snap On wobble plus extension. I have never had this problem before and was very surprised when it happened.

Friction ball popped out of a 12 inch 1/2 drive wobble plus extension last night. Has this happened to anyone else?

I have the 5/8 Snap On magnetic spark plug socket. It has a hex on top.

I agree, extensions are all you need when removing fasteners that require long reach. No need to buy unneccessary tools when the tools you have already do the same job. You would be surprised how much you can save not buying more tools than needed. It also frees up space in your tool chest...

I have the Snap On PWCS9 which is combination wire stripper, crimpler, and cutter. Very high quality tool.

I use water resistant marine grease. It is the same grease I use for my boat trailer wheel bearings.

If the ratchet head is too thick you can use a crow foot or torque extension to access those tight spots. If the torque is really high though the crow foot may not be a good option. Wobble extensions may also be usefull.

The wrench and cobra pliers are definitly worth it! I have the 12 and 7 inch wrench pliers and the 10 inch cobra pliers and use them more than most of my other pliers. The wrench pliers will not replace your combination wrenches but they are much better than adjustable wrenches. All my...

How would you be able to lift that box? It looks much too large to transport in my truck. You would probably need a big wide trailer.

I have 2 split beam torque wrenches and they stay accurate long time with frequent use. You do not have to reset to lowest torque setting or break it in either. Highly reccommend it! The split beam design is much better than spring click micro torque wrenches because it has fewer moving...

The S936 is too short.

NEVER NEVER use a pozidrive screwdriver on a phillips head screw! You will ruin the tip! I ruined a Snap On pozidrive #3 tip screwdriver used on a phillips head screw in April by mistake. I thought I had the phillips screwedriver but it was pozidrive. It is very easy to mix the two up...

I have a Snap ON 18 inch 1/2 inch drive breaker bar in my tool chest. This will not be available on the road in my truck. I need one to remove lug nuts when I get a flat tire.

I have some SK ratcheting combination wrenches and have no issues.

I am looking for some tools for my truck to use in emergency. Are the Craftsman 1/2 inch drive breaker bars good? I do not want high end expensive tools for my truck due to theft risk.

It was mentioned in this forum recently that the Snap On torx socket bits were prone to shrearing but had excellent wear resisitance. This makes sense because harder metals are more wear resistant but more brittle. The goal is to get the optimium hardness with optimium strength. It will not...

I love the SK sockets because they are very very strong and the fit and grip are excellent. The only problem is that some of the deep sockets for some sizes are not deep enough. Most of my sockets are Snap On, but I have some SK impact sockets and SAE sockets. For extensions always buy Snap...