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battlegraduate09

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farmall400

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I got this stuff a few weeks ago. The ratchet set was an impulse purchase and the 1/2 drive metric sockets were too hard to pass up with a $200 buy it now.

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franzdom

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Wow farmall, nice score on those metric sockets. 10-32mm?

battlegraduate, very nice, is that a new KRL722? I LOVE mine.
 

jeffmoss26

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So, I went to Sears today, JUST to exchange a 1" wood chisel...of course I could not leave empty handed.
Found in the clearance, aka 'discontinued for no good reason' section:
3/16 and 1/2 inch 12pt 1/4" sockets 97 cents each
7 piece 3/8 screwdriver socket set 14.97
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I also spotted a lone USA 3/8 flex ratchet with hard handle right in front of the Chinese model!
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There was also one metric and standard set each of the Craftsman Professional combination wrenches (9 piece)
 

concealer404

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Got the pass-thru set for $11 from Advance Auto Parts. It's missing the 9mm, but that's not a size i really ever use. :)

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Ken81590

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Picked this up last week off the Matco truck. I can't remember the part number but it's a 15" long 3/8" drive ratchet "88"
It's badass.




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That's awesome! :thumbup: I wish I had a Matco truck come to my work (I only get SO) because I have been wanting to try out an 88 for so long.
 

JASTECH

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My adapters arrived for my air chisel/hammer ect. This will make it easier to change bits they say.
 

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Skin

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They're great! I'm usually a SO fanboy but I love Matco 88's :rocker:

best ratchet available for the home or pro mechanic as far as im concerned. That 15" has quickly become my go-to for larger fasteners in tight locations. Really like it a lot and i wasnt expecting to use it much since im a soft grip fan.
 

mr.engineer

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So I just looked through all 153 pages of the Thread.... Best Thread ever... I'll have to participate! got some new items i want now...

And now im scared... I just bought my first ratcheting SO.... It seems like its a collecting disease!
 

Toolhorder

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best ratchet available for the home or pro mechanic as far as im concerned. That 15" has quickly become my go-to for larger fasteners in tight locations. Really like it a lot and i wasnt expecting to use it much since im a soft grip fan.

I've only used it on a couple jobs at work so far but it was nice removing the 3 bolts on the side mount to block on a V6 Honda engine during a t-belt job. For years been using the 3/8 rat in the avatar until it broke. I used it to remove a ****** drain plug on an Accord too and it was easier. You can get away with regular rats but these just make it so much nicer.
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Toolhorder

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I was watching how it's made and they were making medical grade tools and I have a buddy who deals in such things. He got me these,



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These are great for pulling out orifice tubes on A/C systems or grabbing things and clamping them off.
 

Geeker

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Picked up some Kobalt wobble extensions and metric hex socket set this evening. They've already been put to use on the motorcycle. :)
 
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jegg

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Finally bought one of these from the mac guy today for like $20

WORTH EVERY PENNY! Wish I would have bought one years ago! Although I think they're still pretty new. If you ever do oil changes whether it be at work or at home, a must have.

Do you have a item number for this? and are these specific to different vehicle makes?
 
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osborn.ozzy

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Finally bought one of these from the mac guy today for like $20

WORTH EVERY PENNY! Wish I would have bought one years ago! Although I think they're still pretty new. If you ever do oil changes whether it be at work or at home, a must have.

I told you that thing kicks ***!


I got the SO screwdriver for $1 at a pawn shop and the knipex dykes from forum member "jzt"
 

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twincam00

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I'm enjoying the Snap-on and Matco student discounts


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metaldad

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Was in a bind today. Had to walk over to Sears, dug thru the peg board, and, as posted previously, found the last USA 1/2 flex head ratchet, $32.
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Maexle

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got two new sets of screwdrivers, Proto (England) and Stanley (USA)
 

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