Snap on 1/4" TF72 vs THLFD72

[90zcar]

A couple years ago I bought my first snap on 1/4" ratchet which was a little t72. I love that little ratchet and how I can palm the entire thing.
Anyways last year I thought I would like. Little longer 1/4" ratchet to have more leverage on things when I need them in addition to my t72. It was around fall time and my driver had some special edition hard handle ratchets so I bought one. Well yesterday I got a used tf72 chrome flex rathet ungodly cheap. After using both I can't decide which one I like better. I'd like to sell one but can't decide which one I like more.
Maybe some others that have these can chime in.....and don't say "keep em both"!!

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[shawhite]

Sell both and get a 1/4 locking flex with comfort grip. I love mine would not trade it for anything

 

[Finky198]

Keep both start a collection there only 1/4 I mean how much room do they really take up

 

[Negen]

I thought used tools only got sold by a man's wife once he died?

If your going to sell one I would sell them both like the previous poster said , and buy the dual 80 locking 1/4" part no. THLX72.

 

[90zcar]

Not the biggest fan of comfort grips anymore for the simple fact of how chewed up they get.


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[BK13]

Let me know if you sell the plain handled one,


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[Bigblue&Goldie]

Not a big fan of handled ratchets, so I have the TF72.

 

[Sam'sAutoParts]

I like hard handles so I vote for the THLFD72

 

[JBradley500]

Not a big fan of handled ratchets, so I have the TF72.

Same here. I don't like Snap-ons locking mechanism either so that makes the tf72 more appealing than selling them for a locking ratchet.

 

[RatchetMan]

TF72. The other one is too long for close quarters. I have one and it's my go-to.

 

[Richard Cranium]

If you sell either one of them pm me I might be interested. Thanks Rich

 

[ChevyEFI]

Sell both.
Get a THNF72.
Roto all the way!

 

[JDon99]

I say keep them both lol.

 

[johninct]

Keep both unless you are a tool polisher. Sometimes you will need the longer one, sometimes the shorter one.

 

[Skin]

Thing about the chrome T72 series is they're fine for tight access but wholly uncomfortable for a day to day 1/4" ratchet. The handles have all the girth of a pencil and are not comfortable at all to pull on. If you're going to use it as your primary 1/4" ratchet it really needs to be a comfort or hard handle. My 2 cents.