Identify these snap on ratchets please!

[binder man]

Hey guys just bought two snappy ratchets and need help Identifying them!

the 3/8ths looks like it says ff-70m? and the 1/4 doesn't say made in the USA so is it a dual 80?

 

[Mr.Nutcase]

none of them are the dual 80....
They are old......

 

[Hiball]

none of them are the dual 80....
They are old......

I dont think that top one is that old judging by the Snappy emblem. What does it say in the middle around the double band, There should be some sort of model number there i would think.

 

[Mr.Nutcase]

I dont think that top one is that old judging by the Snappy emblem.

its a 30th tooth one.... i

 

[binder man]

I dont think that top one is that old judging by the Snappy emblem.

the bottom one is 3/8ths and it is old. The top one has the new logo and no MADE IN THE USA on it. I got them from ebay a minute ago and am curious

 

[Fedwrench]

Hey guys just bought two snappy ratchets and need help Identifying them!

the 3/8ths looks like it says ff-70m? and the 1/4 doesn't say made in the USA so is it a dual 80?

No dual 80 series ratchets have cover plate screws on top. They're on the underside. It looks like an industrial finish 30 tooth model to me.

 

[BWright]

Are you guys looking at a picture or a link? I can't see it?

Nevermind, now I can see them. I had to reload the page 3 times.

 

[binder man]

either way I gave under $40 for both so I think I did alright for two snappy ratchets

 

[binder man]

any idea on the bottom one? the old looking one?

 

[wrenchr]

USA should be in the handle on that 1/4 ratchet.

 

[binder man]

was pf-70 m a snap on part no.?

 

[wrenchr]

Pf-70 = f80

 

[binder man]

Pf-70 = f80

I'm confused by this? The pf-70 is very old.

 

[wreckercologist]

1/4" = GTM830 30 tooth. Probably 1994ish to 2003ish.

3/8" = PF 70 M probably 20 tooth. Does this ratchet have a pinned anvil? It's possible it is one of the later Ferret ratchets Snap-on reintroduced in 1958 as a lower cost tool as oppossed to the F-71 C ( these had the "snap-on" style handle we're all familier with).

The date code for the GTM830 is between the ON/OFF. I can't read it or I'd tell you what year it is. The PF-70 M could have the date code in the same place OR on the underside of the coverplate. There may also be a date code hiding somewhere else......if it has one.

 

[binder man]

yea I pulled out my 07 snappy catalog and the 1/4 looks alot like the gt936 they have listed.

And i do not know I just searched Ebay and these popped up in seperate auctions with like 5 min. left with a price of about 10.00 a piece so i put in a last second bid.

 

[wreckercologist]

yea I pulled out my 07 snappy catalog and the 1/4 looks alot like the gt936 they have listed.

It's not a 936 (36 tooth). It's a GTM830. The 800 series ratchets have a border surrounding the ON/OFF. 900 series do not. The head is also shaped slightly differently