Snap on 1 2 inch ratchet

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Snap on 1 2 inch ratchet

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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. See middle inset.

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I think that is the Matco 30" ratchet in the picture. I also wonder if its a notched or smooth flex head, hard to say for sure from the pics. I think that is the Matco 30" ratchet in the picture. Anything less and they come loose. The locking mech now wont lock the head and it just flops around everywhere. Log in Register. Joined Nov 21, Messages 5, Location Reading. WittHay Well-known member. 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. I might just snag this up!

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Joined Jul 25, Messages Location somewhere. Log in Register. Torque of the bolts is around ft-lbs, and with added corrosion they are quite tight. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Cheapo Well-known member. Joined Nov 21, Messages 5, Location Reading. There are actually quite a few options out there. You mention needing clearance in a tight area. It's allowed me to do things I couldn't do before I had one. My preference is for SK but no millionaire here and I have to use common sense at times. Have you tried shallow sockets with a breaker such as the Astro Nano? For something not used very often I'd consider this.