Starman2112
Member
Reading comprehension isn’t your strong suit is it?
I’ll wait while you show me where I said either of those things. “Tools” encompasses a lot more than just ratchets.
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Lubricating SK ratchets
- Thread starter Shelbylex
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Reading comprehension isn’t your strong suit is it?
I’ll wait while you show me where I said either of those things. “Tools” encompasses a lot more than just ratchets.
I’ve never taken soap art a ratchet or oiled one, intentionally. My go-to ratchet is a Craftsman USA made, from around 2003. Even though I have nicer Proto ratchets, I keep going back to old trusty. Of course, every oil change I do oils whatever tools I am using, for that job.
The ratchet I use the most (3/8" Gearwrench 84 tooth) gets soaked in used 5W40 oil every 3000 miles (long story), and I always figured that was enough lubrication, but you guys have me thinking - I think I'll look around for some Super Lube next time I'm at HF.
ganymede
Well-known member
LOL at Angry Beaver getting his accounts mixed up.
AngryBeaver
Well-known member
LOL at Angry Beaver getting his accounts mixed up.
excuse me?
LOL at Angry Beaver getting his accounts mixed up.
While looking at the responses I can see where it would come across like that. I was asked and did look into it and found no connection between the two.