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The CT861 is the later brushless version and supposedly more reliable, I’ve had two used 861’s for around equivalent of 130USD that are both excellent; that said I have had at least five of the older CT761 which I’ve picked up for 60 - 70USD that have been problem free. New casings are sold...

When did Snap On bring adjustable wrench manufacture back to USA? They were made by Irega / Irimo in Spain for a while

Snap on screwdrivers are the “ Soft grip“ screwdrivers from around 2000-2005, the design was then superseded by the current “Instinct soft grip” screwdrivers, apart from the range of ratcheting screwdrivers which are still the “Soft grip” design to this day.

Slide hammer is for removing brake pads from calipers in situ

I have one and I always assumed it was Snap On themselves.

It’s British Standard Fine, not Special.

One has posted three times in this thread!!

Last Best Tool seems pretty honest to me

I’ve tried the hard handles but they just seem an afterthought- the square profile means they are only comfortable to me in four positions. I haven’t tried the new Cynergy/ 100 tooth hard handles (and probably unlikely to as I got rid of the two new 100 tooth ratchets I had as didn’t get on with...

The SN36 has a larger diameter shank than the 24” so it a bit stiffer. I’ve actually got two, a chrome handle and soft grip, I must sell one really.

I had a quote from CAT in the UK for the metric Snap On angle wrench set 559-3896 - UK price from CAT - £681.37 ($913.98)!!!

I have no Snap On distributor or support, every single one has been bought used over the years!

The Vevor vehicle recovery / towing strops and shackles are superb.

Snap on aren’t even expensive when purchased used

I live offshore UK and have never had access to a Snap On dealer. Every single Snap On item I own has been bought second hand off eBay over the past 25 years - that’s thousands of tools as I have a 53” top and bottom box absolutely crammed full of 95% Snap On. I have never broken a single Snap...

Either Sykes Pickavant or Ratcliffe - I believe that Sykes Pickavant used Ratcliffe’s design anyway

I checked all my British Standard Snap On yesterday, all is USA made. my 3/8 drive BS and BA set are 1998 and are all Flank Drive my 1/2” drive BS set are 1989 and are non flank drive, modern logo my short pattern spanner set is 1988, “B” suffix, exactly as sold today, with modern logo, but...

Snap On only manufactures their BS wrenches in the “short” pattern now, which is no good for my requirements. Although I do have the complete set of what is still available from Snap On, my larger wrenches are mainly old stock Britool and Hazet.

I have a full set of late 1990’s 3/8” drive Snap On BS sockets which are Flank Drive broaching, vast majority of their BS sockets were non flank drive, even with 90’s date code and modern logo - it has taken me ages to get a Flank Drive set, and even then the 1/4” BS socket in my set is non...

I have the Snap On FX36 36” 3/8 drive extension, bought for doing up the front towing / mooring U bolts up under the bow on small boats