Snap on 1 2 inch ratchet

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Snap on 1 2 inch ratchet

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You must log in or register to reply here. Click to expand Napa Canada lists this ratchet in their Ultrapro line that looks close to what you want.

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Snap on 1 2 inch ratchet

Snap-on continued to improve its sockets throughout the s and beyond, although the pace of change wasn't as rapid as it had been in the s. In addition, numerous cosmetic changes were made to the socket styles, giving the sockets an updated appearance every few years. In addition to the improvements in socket construction, the number of applications for sockets expanded greatly, and Snap-on offered a much greater selection of sockets. Sockets were offered in shallow and deep styles, and with hex or double-hex and sometimes double-square broachings. The introduction of air-powered impact wrenches lead to a need for special impact-grade sockets, and the growing use of metric sizes required special sockets. One of Snap-on's most important innovations for the s was the development of their high-strength reversible ratchet mechanism. The overall length is 6. The original finish was chrome plating, though most has been lost to wear and rust.

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Search titles only. Guess I'll have to hit up the Matco guy and see what I can make happen. I saw somewhere that they upgraded the guts on the ratchets recently. Skin said:. I assume you are working on the knives. The Williams in the link looks to be the same as my Snap-on. Click to expand Professional Tool User Well-known member. Samuel D said:. Honestly I don't care for the GW flex heads at all, when I get it back or a new one from warranty I will be selling all my GW ratchets, I could write all day about how much I dislike them but thats a topic for another thread. A member has one for sale in the classifieds. You mention needing clearance in a tight area. Speaking of replacement handles, who's going to have a replacement handle other than Snap-on? You must log in or register to reply here. Joined Jan 16, Messages 1,

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The only thing that holds ratchet head or square drive end on is a roll pin, and yes the ratchet and breaker bar handles interchange. CR Well-known member. My preference is for SK but no millionaire here and I have to use common sense at times. You are using an out of date browser. Whatever you buy make sure it is something very easy to warranty they are easy to break. Carlyle may be another option. Whatever you buy make sure it is something very easy to warranty they are easy to break. Will Gearwrench warranty it? For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. There is no clearance to either side of the nut to where I could come in at a different angle with a different type of tool, a shallow or deep socket would not make any difference either. As much as I love my SK.