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WTS: WERA ZYKLOPS 1/2inch driver

FiftyCalAl

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WTS: WERA ZYKLOPS 1/2 inch driver

I have one NIP 1/2 drive WERA. Here is the cheapest price you'll ever find for a brand new Zyklops socket driver. I'll pay for shipping in the US. Payment should be by postal money order. email me. dubrowningATrefugemailDOTcom $65 shipped.




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If the deal falls through let me know, I'd like to have a Wera Zyklops...
 

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Nice deal, I have two of each size and I would have jumped on another one in a heart beat.
 
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FiftyCalAl

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MADMARK= package sent, check email
JSHILLIN = envelope dispatched with currency
BRYAN = received your reason; thank anyway.
48548 = my wife would 'discuss' such things with me too, lol


Final 1/2 brand new WERA for sale.
 

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MADMARK= package sent, check email
JSHILLIN = envelope dispatched with currency
BRYAN = received your reason; thank anyway.
48548 = my wife would 'discuss' such things with me too, lol


Final 1/2 brand new WERA for sale.

I don't discuss things like that with her, and that is the problem, she makes more than me and pays most of the bills. So I don't want to upset her, and in the past 4 months, I have spent way to much, like probably at least a couple of grand if not more on tools, and I don't use them that often.:beer: It should be worth a laugh. I know I am not the only who has the hide the tools they purchase.:lol_hitti
 
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FiftyCalAl

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My wife also makes more than I do.YEAH!

She knows I have spent money on tools, but I was getting most of them during a renovation project. Kinda hard to 'excuse' some of them now. Guns are my big money pit, but she knows that is part of my job.
 
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the spyder

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If only I had gotten a check in the mail today I would jump, if its still here Monday I will take it.
 

norry

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If it's still available, I'll take it. Please PM the address where I should send the money order.

EDIT: Spyder posted while I was thinking about it. He gets first dibs, let me know if he backs out.
 

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These things must be all the rage. I never actually held one in my hand, but at first glance I would think these to be a toy by they way they look. How do these guys hold up ?
 

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If it's still available, I'll take it. Please PM the address where I should send the money order.

EDIT: Spyder posted while I was thinking about it. He gets first dibs, let me know if he backs out.

Its all yours :beer: I am going to buy the kits.
 
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FiftyCalAl

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There have been several threads addressing the Zyklops which a search would easliy reveal. Implying that the tool looks like a toy and has questionable resilience issues is not approriate in a Classified Ad and shows poor form.

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22235 here's a link to make it easy on you to do a little research. I think you will find they have quite a following and are a good European workhorse. You will also find folks that think they look 'funny' and will refuse to give them a try.
 

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I just googled it after my post. Searching these forums is almost always a PITA and get's alot of reading and little information.

There was no implication of the tool looking like a toy. Just look at the pics. It does look like a toy. Hard to tell from pics alone what a tool is like.

Whether or not it is a quality tool was the main question being asked. And what better place to ask a question about a tools quality than in a classified add?

It looks "funny" and uncomfortable to me, but it has some features that I like too. If the one for sale was a 1/4" dr I might be interested myself.
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There have been several threads addressing the Zyklops which a search would easliy reveal. Implying that the tool looks like a toy and has questionable resilience issues is not approriate in a Classified Ad and shows poor form.

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22235 here's a link to make it easy on you to do a little research. I think you will find they have quite a following and are a good European workhorse. You will also find folks that think they look 'funny' and will refuse to give them a try.
 

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I was simply asking (whomever) has used theese how they like them. No need for people to get all twisted and say I am showing poor form. No need to be so sensitive about your ratchet....
 

norry

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I've got to be honest, these questions were in the back of my mind. In the end I figured Wera makes a quality product, so although this is only the second ratchet in my box with a meaningful amount of plastic, I'm giving it a try. I'll try to report back once I have some experience with it.
 
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