bobshank
New member
Hi Guys!
I am brand new here and have a lot to learn. I really like what I see so far! Today I picked up an old Husky 3/8" Drive Socket Set with some mixed sockets. Some are numbered CB#, CBD#, and CM#. I deduced that the D stand for deep socket and it appears that my original set was probably in the CB1224, etc. series. There are also some sockets that just have a number without the leading "CB." So I assume these sockets with just the numbers were probably made later. Does anyone know, or is there a post somewhere here already, how the older Husky sockets were numbered? I am trying to acquire a set of 3/8" and 1/2" socket sets because I remember handing these Husky tools to my dad when I was helping him when I was a kid. My dad was a machinist and I learned a lot from him. These Husky tools bring back so many good memories! Thanks!
I am brand new here and have a lot to learn. I really like what I see so far! Today I picked up an old Husky 3/8" Drive Socket Set with some mixed sockets. Some are numbered CB#, CBD#, and CM#. I deduced that the D stand for deep socket and it appears that my original set was probably in the CB1224, etc. series. There are also some sockets that just have a number without the leading "CB." So I assume these sockets with just the numbers were probably made later. Does anyone know, or is there a post somewhere here already, how the older Husky sockets were numbered? I am trying to acquire a set of 3/8" and 1/2" socket sets because I remember handing these Husky tools to my dad when I was helping him when I was a kid. My dad was a machinist and I learned a lot from him. These Husky tools bring back so many good memories! Thanks!
