BK13 wrote:
On 12/3/2017 at 1:33 PM, BK13 said:I see a couple of 3/4” rats in there… I wish I could justify 3/4” stuff, but seriously the only time I’ve touched any of my 1/2” stuff is when I torque lug nuts, thanks to Mr. Milwaukee battery impacts.
I used to use my 3/4″ impact a fair amount as a forklift mechanic. Since then, I’ve used my sockets (the impact was stolen) very little. I inherited a couple of sets, along with Proto and other ratchets, which will likely sit idle until one of my kids get them.
Okay so as a newbie I am coming in late here but any ratchet with the easco design round head fine tooth mechanism works for me. I really like the Ridgid 1/2 inch version as the handle is super long. Then there’s the Armstrong version that I can only seem to find in 1/2drive…I have 2 easco 3/8 drive flex heads, and 2 of each drive size on the craftsman versions.
Recently picked up some older Williams 3/8 and 1/2 super ratchets and they are great as well
Well, as a person who prides myself on owning only American made tools, I like all of my SK ratchets. Most of my hand tools are SK, with some Snap on, Mac and a handful of the clear handled Craftsman screw drivers.
I recently added the Long 1/4” Mac Axis to my arsenal. I waited to long to find a deal on one and paid full blown retail for it, but it’s a nice addition.
Conductor562 wrote:
21 hours ago, Conductor562 said:I recently added the Long 1/4” Mac Axis to my arsenal. I waited to long to find a deal on one and paid full blown retail for it, but it’s a nice addition.
One of the guys from GJ had a video showing a 1/4” and 3/8” Proto version. Me want….
BK13 wrote:
1 hour ago, BK13 said:One of the guys from GJ had a video showing a 1/4” and 3/8” Proto version. Me want….
Worth every penny