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Matco Roto-Head coming...

TheGrooveking

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I saw this in my dealers upcoming tools flyer (the one for dealers, not mechanics) I paged through while waiting for him to take care of another customer.

100 Tooth Roto 3/8" drive.

http://www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/BR10ST/3-8-100-TOOTH-SWI-RATCH/

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Skin

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They're made by professional tool products in taiwan. They're a well established tool manufacturer and also make most of the Sunex line. Its not a sweat shop.

That said, nice to see more overpriced taiwan tools. :rolleyes: At least make some exclusives if you're going to do wallet ****** instead of variations of the same flavor.
 
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Brownsfan

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I have the Cornwell version. I also have a older 1/4 snap on version. The snap on being 14 years old feels better and stronger than the new Cornwell. The snap on is the tm737 and is 36t I believe. The roto head is a lot tighter and less floppy on the the snap on ratchet.
 

RatchetMan

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What? Only 100 teeth? I won't be satisfied until ratchets have at least 300 teeth.......

Seriously though, how many teeth does a ratchet need? Sounds like the beginning of a joke.
 

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I've got roto ratchets in all drive sizes and in various lengths. Most of what I have is around 72 teeth. At $112, I'll pass.
 

CWP1616L

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In that picture I see a red line on top of the ratchet head which might be a red anodized aluminum quick release button like Carlyle has.
 
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