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Wtb:deep impact

mech.reclined

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Yes,I do think that chrome is very nice-but behind the scenes,you need the heavy metal to get things done! I am currently looking for a set of metric deep impact sockets.1/2 inch is my preference,3/8 a good start.

Let me know what you've got for sale.Thanks,Marty
 
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mech.reclined

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Just taking a moment to bump this up.I am also looking for impact wobble sockets in metric.Not snobbish-they don't need to be Hazet or Stahwille.Plain old truck brands will suffice!;)
 

OldToolMan

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i have some odd ones.mac #vdp286,7/8" 1/2"dr. 1 7/16 armstrong#20-246 like new the mac is used but still very nice.both 6pt. i think i have more on my web
 
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Rickster

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Mac 3//8 dr XUP6 metric, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 22. $95 shpped

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Matco 3/8dr long, BOUP; 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 22. $125 shipped

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1969

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I have HF deep impact sockets; I have never had a problem with them. I only use them at home but if I had to make my living with these I feel I could do so without any problems. You will find others that feel the same way. Search the HF pass/fail thread. Now, you will also find others that would not use a HF tool under any circumstance. In all fairness, if I had plenty of $$$$$$ to spend, I probably would go to SO, Matco, or Mac.
 
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