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Snap-On Ratchet "Resto"

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Wrenches of Death

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What should I get from this list? Obviously I'd need the lever itself,but what would hold it in?

Any pointers would be appreciated..

I just rebuilt my old SL715, the long handled version, a couple of weeks ago. I keep an extra kit for each ratchet on hand. The kits are only 5 or 10 bucks from the Snap-on dealer. Then I swap the used kit for a new one next time I see him. If you can catch one at one of his stops, he should be able to either install a replacement lever, or if it's needed, rebuild the ratchet for free.

The lever is peened to hold it in.

WoD
 

BiltFordTuff

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far as i know, most ratchets have the lever go in first where it is just held into place and then the gear, then the anvil, and a snap ring. But this particular ratchet, if i remember right from when i took apart my old proto, it has a screw that just simply holds it in, and the lever from the inside pushes on a spring, but from the illustration you posted, i'm cluless as they are most likely different :/
 
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NOTABLAZER

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Well,I received the kit today and I have it all together,but I have a dumb question...

Whats the best way to peen the lever in place? I've rebuilt ratchets before at work (SK ratchets) but never one this style.
 
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NOTABLAZER

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Got it done the other day,but forgot to take an "after" pic before I took it out to the shop. All i have is a before shot
 

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