Different drive size Craftsman speeder ratchets?

[Toold_up]

Did Craftsman make speeder ratchets in any size other than 3/8"?


These things appeal to me and i've been looking at pictures but only see them in 3/8" drive. They seem like they would be quite handy in 1/4" and 1/2".

I know there are ratcheting T wrenches, but I really like the old butterfly / flying-V Craftsmans!

 

[3baygarage]

Only in 3/8.

 

[Jim C.]

As for Craftsman, it’s 3/8” or nothing. They appeal to a lot of people, that’s why those in really nice condition are expensive.

Jim C.

 

[Toold_up]

What a shame... Maybe i'll make one (from a new ratchet - not old) just to satisfy the itch.

 

[DadsTools]

I actually have used this on several occasions and it works great. Made from the finest Taiwan ratchet I could find in yard sales. Handle is from a brass candlestick.

 

[Dibiase77]

I actually have a craftsman 1/2" speeder. It's the c-92. Chances of finding one or any information on one are very slim.

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[LNKMK8]

I believe the OP is referring to these...

 

[Dibiase77]

Makes sense. Still semi new to names on tools. What I showed was what ive always called speeders. At least I learned something new today. Thank you.

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[LNKMK8]

That was my first thought as well, and was about to say they make 1/4 and 1/2, but realized they were talking about this other style. They are pretty rare. I've yet to come across one in the wild in 2.5 years of looking through Estate Sales.

 

[Toold_up]

I believe the OP is referring to these...

Yep that's what I was referring to! I'd love to have one in 1/4"!