Comfort grips were not common for many years (decades actually) since I started, the Snap on ratchets were always the most comfortable ratchet handles. My hands don't care too much what handle it is anymore, my favorite is the light knurling like on the Williams S52, to me that is super comfortable.
Same here just mine is yellow unfortunately.
23 is used on Mazda all the time.Got an extendable 1/2" ratchet today.
Similar design to my 44T ratchet except a smaller head and 72 teeth. Opened it up and sure enough like my other chinese ratchets no grease inside. the telescope has 8 indents and locks with a bearing. Greased all moving parts with silicone grease, mostly to keep contaminations and especially water to get inside.
Strange choice of socket sizes, no 14mm and have never used a 23mm in my life...
Diff plugs, the pin for the suspension on those older trucks like mine too can’t remember what in the world it’s called though but they use them. And they use 14mm a lot too. Had to go out and buy a 23mm wrench just to work on my truck lol.
That’s cool. I don’t use the hex very much but I have them for when I need them. I’ve got 6,7,8,9,10,17 for metric I need to get the other sizes and I have about every size SAE.
. I paid for it and my dad bought me the two year warranty that covers everything even accidental damage for an extra $20. Boy am I excited to use this. Now I don’t have to borrow one each time. Couldn’t use my Inside Track Club member coupon because it was already knocked down on price from $129.99 to $89.99 ITC price. So I used my coupon on Super Lube for my old toolbox and ratchets.
But you won't be allowed to use this on a car owned by "that Craftsman guy" !View attachment 47256View attachment 47257View attachment 47258View attachment 47259
Something I’ve wanted for a long time and finally got it.
