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It looks like an f831

Thanks for the input guys. I guess if I decide to purchase I'll contact Jens first since I planned to buy from him anyway. The Hazet action is not as good as the Cornwells, eh? What style ratchet would you say is more similar? Matco 36 toother? Craftsman?

Anybody know if the current Hazet ratchets, such as the 8816SP, have plastic or metal direction switches?

This seems to be a twist handle torque wrench that goes to 600ftlbs andtakes different heads: https://store.snapon.com/Product-Details-QD4IN800-P649962.aspx 12pt Box end head: https://store.snapon.com/Non-Catalog-Items-TORQ-ADAPT-1-1-2IN-BOX-END-P9730000.aspx

Get a puller set https://store.snapon.com/Master-Interchangeable-Puller-Sets-Set-Puller-Master-Interchangeable-With-tool-control-board--P635335.aspx

I ordered 4,5, and 6mm from zoro on Sunday and I received them today. To my disappointment the bits are stepped like the bottom picture. I guess thats the new style?

Has anyone purchased 1/4" drive metric hex sockets from Proto recently? Was the bit the same size the whole way or do they have a step in them? I see them pictured both ways online so I'm not what I'd get if I order a few. I'd like this style Not this style Thanks for any input.

Black and green soft grip part number is fh936-12g. $11.95 on the Snap-on website. Green hard handle is fhd80-12g and is $21.95.

Around 2:00 into the video it shows the difference between the 15/60 degree wrenches and the 30/60 wrenches.

That handle looks correct to me. I measured mine quickly and the 1/4" handle is about 3-3/16" long and the 3/8 ratchet handle is about 3-5/8". The handle snap-on puts on the 3/8 ratchets is very close to a #1 phillips hard handle.

I'm not sure is the breaker bars are different but you can buy ratchet handles as replacement parts. The handle for the regular sf80 is sf80-20. others are slf80-20, shlf80-20 etc.

Stahlwille and Hazet both have deep offset box wrenches that are 14x15. The hazet number is 630-14x15 and is available from samstag sales and the stahlwille is 20-14x15. It is available on amazon. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000Y8Y6QW/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Stahlwille has flat ring spanners. They might work for you depending on how much reach you need. http://www.stahlwille-online.de/index.php?amac=03030002000e&sid=c8084e7d15ed91174f9dac9c43a9752b&lid=2&mid=2&shid=&scmd=pdetail&pcid=1678&cid=1974&pid=2141

A green pliers wrench?

weatherhead fittings.

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Snap-on has a repair kit available for their older 1/2" drive in 3/8" body ratchets, like the sf720 and lsf720, that you could probably use to convert a 3/8 ratchet like the f720. I don't believe it includes the cover plate though so you'd maybe have to modify the 3/8" one. I know its not...

Most torque wrenches are only guaranteed to be accurate from 20% of the full scale to the full scale. So if you need to get down as low as 10 ft/lbs a wrench that tops out at 50 ft/lbs or 600 in/lbs is required. Depending on what the torque specs are on your head bolts you may need two wrenches...

Most of the suggestions are much more reasonable than "the brain damaged tool truck ridiculous price." 10-22mm from snap-on is $459. In addition I'd much rather pay the money for a quality set of wrenches than any cell phone.

Snap-on has what I think you want. Part number is GMB3041.