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Do you use a speeder?

Panzer

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I have the 3/8 and 1/4 round headed rotating head ratchets and the 3/8 and 1/4 speed ratchets love all four of them expensive but really nice to use.
 
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bgott

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One of my 1/2" drive speed wrenches is a Snappy NS-4-L. It has a breaker bar end with a crank, you can break 'em loose and spin 'em out with the same tool. Sorry, no pics, the camera is busted.:(
 

speed bump

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One of my 1/2" drive speed wrenches is a Snappy NS-4-L. It has a breaker bar end with a crank, you can break 'em loose and spin 'em out with the same tool. Sorry, no pics, the camera is busted.:(

I saw one of those at the pawn shop the other day.
 

Uncle Buck

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I have speeders in all three drive sizes. I have only used the half a few times doing some engine assembly work. They are nice to use when you have a lot of repeat work to do.
 

Uncle Buck

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One of my 1/2" drive speed wrenches is a Snappy NS-4-L. It has a breaker bar end with a crank, you can break 'em loose and spin 'em out with the same tool. Sorry, no pics, the camera is busted.:(

I always wanted me one of those for some reason.............I guess cause that breaker part looked so damned handy. :thumbup:
 

Merkava_4

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I have heard speeder, speeder handle, speed brace and speed handle. I really don't care about what someone calls it, I know what it is and what it does. therefore a specific name becomes irrelevant.

speeder, speeder handle, speed brace = :supergay:

Speed Handle = :Mr.T:
 

snapmom

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I like speeders too.

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Dust

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I just bought one two hours ago. I needed one twice this past week for transmission services, since my air ratchet is too much of "Spray and Pray" for small steel bolts and alluminum cases.
 
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snapmom

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These are all Snap on speeders. I have collected them over the years. Still need a few.
 

81Seca

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I use my 1/4" Proto speedwrench all the time. One of my favorite tools.
 

Vernmotor

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I use mine for removing the plastic cover when changing out the air filter. It goes a lot faster than using a ratchet. I have a nice older Snap-on and a few Proto's.


OMG A card board box in a tool box ! and it has diff..kinds of tools in it that don't match..should be a law from this happing !
LMAO Just not right ...hammers in one drawer...files in other and so on..
 

billymade

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Snaponmom, can you tell us the Snapon part #'s that you need? I have a few vintage Snapon speeders that you would probably appreciate way more then me; let us know! I may or some one else here just might have it!
 

snapmom

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There would not be any part numbers on these, except for a couple with the knobs on them. I need the two pinched stop ones.
 
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