I need a ratchet for my Snap-on socket

[55Savoy]

If I could lift it. My garage sale find. Anybody have a larger Snapy socket? Inch and half drive. About twenty pounds.
Socket---- Snap-on 3 7/8 SIM 1245 USA (no date)
Universal-- Snap-on 1 ½ IMB-85 USA 6 (1966)

 

[chad s]

Maybe you can get an adaptor to use it on a 3/4" gun

 

[Merkava_4]

what the frick?

 

[nissan_crawler]

not snappy, but we had a homemade 6" one built out of 1" plate. That thing was a two-hander. I wish I still had it, talk about a cool paper weight.

 

[kartracer55]

Holy **** batman...


Thats pretty sick, where did you get them? If they charge like 30$ for a 3/8 drive swivel, how much do they get for a 1 1/2 inch drive swivel?

Hey, I found the adapters...

1 1/2-1 inch --->$117
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item...7&group_ID=470&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog
1 inch- 3/4-----> 41.50
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item...0&group_ID=462&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

Sheesh

 

[bchee]

If I could lift it. My garage sale find. Anybody have a larger Snapy socket? Inch and half drive. About twenty pounds.
Socket---- Snap-on 3 7/8 SIM 1245 USA (no date)
Universal-- Snap-on 1 ½ IMB-85 USA 6 (1966)

a 1-1/2" UNIVERSAL??? Handy for those TIGHT spots where you have a 3-7/8" nut!

 

[bchee]

oh yeah
1) how much if you don't mind my asking?
2) what other HUGE tools did the guy have at his garage sale? I assume none of the drive tools for that socket.


That is something I would love to see in person

 

[eschoendorff]

Yahoo! That is incredible... you must have some epic nuts to twist,

 

[55Savoy]

No body has an inch and half ratchet laying around ? oh well, makes a good door stop.
I give this older gentleman twenty bucks for these two and two other type sockets, I'll have dig those out to, one is snap-on they are really different and large. He retired from the AT&SF RxR in the early 70's, we can only guess what he was working on.

 

[jim m]

well I have a williams 1 in drive superrector rachet it weighs about 25 pounds add an adapter up to 1/12 drive would make quiet the work out


Jim

 

[55Savoy]

Testing: A better pic.