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Hi all, this is a sick amount of ratcheting wrenches.
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And not pictured cause I forgot about a original gearwrench ratcheting wrench.
 
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Sad thing is I have only used the 15mm gearwrench(not pictured) , the sk g pro deep offset, and the craftsman locking stubby flex wrench. I'm sure the big sk g pro double box will be used and the gearwrench x beam as well. Oh and the 216 tooth x frame.
 
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And just think I have non ratcheting normal ,deep offset, stubby and long pattern wrenches. Plus six point wrenches.
 
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Well looks like you will be able to takle any 15mm problem that comes your way. Hope its not a 16mm problem. Hahaha

I just randomly picked a size. Most examples are out of sets. Although the sk g pro locking flex set is 15,17,18,19. Yeah haha not many 16s. The deep offset g pro has a 16x18 in it.
 

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That's not a bad start. Where's your extra long ratcheting flex head wrench and your standard length Armstrong/MATCO proswing fixed/ratcheting wrench?:beer:
 
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That's not a bad start. Where's your extra long ratcheting flex head wrench and your standard length Armstrong/MATCO proswing fixed/ratcheting wrench?:beer:
don't give me any ideas. I'm a weekend warrior! I have way too much now! I didn't realize all the ratcheting wrenches I had until I went to put the new sk g pro lockers away and decided to take inventory.
 
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That's not a bad start. Where's your extra long ratcheting flex head wrench and your standard length Armstrong/MATCO proswing fixed/ratcheting wrench?:beer:
did you ever price those extra long ratcheting flex heads? They are uber expensive!
 
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I have an old set of gearwrenches that are still going strong. They sure are convenient at times. Thanks for sharing the photo with us
 
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I have an old set of gearwrenches that are still going strong. They sure are convenient at times. Thanks for sharing the photo with us
word on the street is that the older gearwrenches are better. I cant believe how they went up in price. The older stubby gearwrench set I have I paid $9.99 for on sale many many moons ago.
 
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Did I ever price them? I not only priced them but, bought a set. :wtf:

Hey, you're also missing half moon,, s shaped, and reversible stubby.:lol:
Forgot the S gearwrench ratcheting. The moons are facom non ratcheting. No reversible stubbies. I could have got the gearwrench moons for a song but got the Falcoms instead. Gearwrench S and moons have relatively large heads. The facom slim heads get into tighter spots.
 
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This shows how when you keep scarfing up tool deals you end up with a lot more than you think you have. That's why it's part being prepared and part just plain collecting.
 
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