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Can confirm 6mm hex head screws on KTM dirtbikes.

Any update on these 5 years later or from anyone else? Planning to pick up a set.

Just ordered a set. Good call on the magnets, I have a set of non-swivel 1/4 impacts with magnets and they are my most used sockets by far. I primarily work on motorcycles so 1/4" drive is 90% of what I use.

Maybe it’s just me but I think a set of these in 1/4” would be really handy Or do they already exist?

Already has been said once but I’ll say it again: Pullers The last few years I’ve been spending the money on getting the proper pullers for the job I’m doing and it makes the job so much more enjoyable. I’ve been comparing the cost to buy the puller to the cost of what it would have cost to...

I’ve had a gen 1 m12 stubby for years, one of my most used impacts. I’ve been putting off upgrading to a gen 2 since they came out but I think I’ll go ahead and pick one up tomorrow. I’m curious however, does that new mode selection procedure with the trigger double press while the selector is...

With 3/8 stubby impacts becoming more powerful (think m12 gen 2) are there any plans to make a set of 3/8 wheel nut sockets?

I have that ratchet with QD and it’s one of my most used ratchets when working on motorcycles. Also picked up those pliers a bit ago, I have the merry version but I’m looking forward to breaking some connectors with these also.

Found this set on Amazon, not sure on the quality(reviews seem good thou) but its handy as it starts at 23mm which is where my current sets stop. I think I'll pick these up. https://www.amazon.ca/HORUSDY-Wrench-Rolling-6-Piece-Vanadium/dp/B0C9W791V2/?tag=atomicindus04-20

Mostly needing the bigger stuff for steering and suspension on my 1 ton truck and some industrial equipment.

Great info, thanks!

I guess that depends what you call "need" in the past I would just use a adjustable or a crowsfeet to get the job done since I didn't have any wrench bigger than 22mm. I can't recall what sizes they were now...

Great point, I wonder what some of the common sizes are for automotive work? Seems I run into 23mm a bit.

I have a few sets of metric wrenches up to 19-22mm but have nothing above other than crowsfeet which are not ideal sometimes. Looking for recommendations on a set that starts somewhere around 19-22mm and goes up to ? idk maybe 32-40mm? Thanks

I have that style but I always just end up using a prybar to push them in before O pull off the caliper. Just seems easier and faster?

If your(the OP) considering Koken keep in mind the selector switch is backwards to Snap-On(and most other ratchets) if you have been using a Snappy for 30 years it will probably drive you nuts. Most people say it doesn’t bother them but for me it’s a full stop.

I'm a big fan of the dual 80 myself. I have a bunch of the ranging in age from 20+ years to 6 months old and the new ones feel every bit as good as the old one to me. Be careful buying used on ebay, lots of clapped out junk on there(some very lightly used ones to but you really have to watch...

So I ordered one of these on Amazon.ca for $6.50 CAD and these showed up Guess I’ll give out a few to friends. Don’t need 10 of them lol.

Yes they sure do, thanks for commenting! When I posted this I was hoping someone would know what they were. Off to Amazon JP I go!

One more thing: 90deg Carb adjustment Tool First impressions are good. I was going to get the motion pro version but the reviews were terrible. Only thing I don’t care for on this one is the bits seem to be proprietary. Would be very handy if it just took standard 1/4 bits.