Lost count couple years ago. And currently have a 1/4 Powerbuilt Pro Tech ratchet in my ebay cart...
Their 1/2 long handle flex head is on its way to me right now. I might grab the 3/8 version, too.
7 at work, all Carlyle. 43 at home, mostly tool truck brands, but since we have no service at work they got rotated to the home box. Plus, i can never pass up an SK 3/8 or 1/2 in roundhead when i see them at garage sales or swap meets for $15.00 or less....so thats a problem...lol. I REALLY....dont need any more of them....
To get the job done? About three or four - but don't let me spoil the fun.Hi Yall
How many ratchets do we need?
And that’s not including the ratchets in sets. Allen,duralast 1/4 set( at $15 last year Black Friday nice set) some proto sets, Craftsman and kobalt sets1/4 drive: Armstrong 88 standard and locking flex handle (both used often), Matco 9 inch long 88( used often), tekton 3 inch 90, sk 4 1/2 inch long and a flex 6 inch long, gearwrench 120, gearwrench roto, master mechanic indexable head, Carlyle comfort grip 90, proto black oxide , kobalt roto, Wright
3/8 drive: Armstrong 88 in standard and locking flex handle ( go tos), snap on f80, sk 36 tooth stencil, Stanley rotator ratchet, harbor freight double flex head, proto flex indexable head ratchet, proto black oxide, gearwrench 120, gearwrench roto, Wright 1/4 in 3/8 body, Carlyle comfort grip
1/2 drive: Carlyle comfort grip, craftsman premium, Armstrong locking 88, proto 15 inch black oxide, harbor freight indexable, koken , kobalt roto, Gedore 36 , Gedore 72, master mechanic ,
3/4 drive: proto 20 inch, Wright 24 inch
Before this site I had three Craftsman raised panels..
I've got around ten now.
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I always liked the RP handles..just wish they had a decent ratchet at the other end. The one good thing is..the usually have no backdrag. I keep a few around for times thats a must.
I don’t collect tools but knifes on the other hand...

