Snap On slip joint pliers 137 vs 47 ?
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bobcatdan
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The 137 is a **** hair longer and has a white cutters.
vibblueser
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Was also curious as to the differences...waiting for more responses
Wamsutta
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137ACF
47ACF
137ACF = Beefiness, Heft, and Highly Fertile.
47ACF
137ACF = Beefiness, Heft, and Highly Fertile.
On the SO site the 137 is 1/16" shorter OAL, and the jaw is 1/64" narrower than the 47.
Wish they gave the weight.
I see the different cutter now.
The 137 "heavy Duty" is actually cheaper than the 47.
Just interested in the differences.
I have the 49ACF which are seriously beefy large pliers.
Seth
Wish they gave the weight.
I see the different cutter now.
The 137 "heavy Duty" is actually cheaper than the 47.
Just interested in the differences.
I have the 49ACF which are seriously beefy large pliers.
Seth
bobcatdan
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Unless I mixed the two up standing up next to each other, I thought the 137 was just that it was longer. Owning both of them, they are a horse a piece. I never look which one I'm grabbing and just use which everyone is there for the using.