This rat is just sooo cute!

[Wrenchette]

http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/tls/2520310608.html

I wish I could take a trip to San Antonio today.

Anyone know the part number to either?

 

[oldjacks]

I believe these are re-branded Sunex Tools. I have the 1/4" drive set which is very nice. Here is a link to their website: http://www.sunextools.com/search.php?page=6&limit=6

 

[MoToys]

Mac part number mr4c.
Don't know about the thumbwheel.

 

[Bull]

That hand looks odd.

 

[warmpancakes]

Ahh big sausage fingers

 

[ChrisStarks]

Is a manatee holding the ratchet?

 

[Subytech]

That hand looks odd.

I was thinking the same ha ha

 

[senlow]

The Snappy fingertip ratchet would be a TMR860. I had one and never really liked it. The thing had too much back drag in the ratcheting mechanism. I now have SK fingertip ratchets in both 1/4 and 3/8 drive. The SKs are smooth as silk.

 

[Bart Simpson]

The Snappy fingertip ratchet would be a TMR860. I had one and never really liked it. The thing had too much back drag in the ratcheting mechanism. I now have SK fingertip ratchets in both 1/4 and 3/8 drive. The SKs are smooth as silk.

No that is not a TMR860.
It is a TMR739 which is discontinued , the TMR860 replaced it.

All the Snap On 700 series 1/4" drive round head ratchets were 39 tooth and the mechanism was held in place by a clip on the drive side.

The Snap On 800 series 1/4" drive round head ratchets are 60 tooth and the mechanism is held in place by a screw in the center of the selector.

The 800 series is currently being replaced by the new 72 tooth models, the TMR860 is the only 60 tooth ratchet still available .

 

[senlow]

Thanks for the clarification Bart.