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Standard v. Flex head ratcheting wrenches

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diesel research

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You might be able to answer that yourself. Ever run into an issue where the flex didn't fit, due to wider area beneath head?

Are they locking?

I haven't, but I am sure someone else has.
 

billymade

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Your worried about getting more tools... for next to nothing? I would get them; it fills in a couple of sizes you are missing (8,18)... its always good to have options when you are attacking a job! I always use non-flex for normal situations and flex for tight obstruction oriented situations.. give yourself options and get the job done easier! :) This is what having tools is all about! :)
 
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ajchien

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(tried to edit a followup post, accidentally deleted - it used to be post#3) ... summary of post:

I have the gearwrench flex 10,12,13,14,15,17,19 set, and someone is offering me the gearwrench regular 8,10,12,13,14,15,17,18 set for $20.
 
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Soon2AdjustYou

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So true. Having them For that one time when you need them makes it worth the 20$.

HF has the 7pc metric and SAE sets on sale right now. Not a bad starter set IMHO.
 
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