Jamie A
Junior Member
I think they ran about 35 bucks between $30 to $40 but I do believe they have some pivot ones. Haven't seen any but I bet harbor frait or huge tool place would .
The best wrench I have found is the ratcheting wrench but the one that bends at the end. It is perfect for all those hard to reach places. I personally dont like the wrenches that have a socket on the ends. Its very hard if you need to put a little bit of an angle to reach the bolt or nut. Now if they made them with a joint at the ends I would be all over it.
Just a heads up, SEARS has the $89.99 7-piece ratcheting, flex head sets for $19.99-$29.99 for SAE and metric respectively. Not a bad deal. Correct price will show up after adding to cart.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00944006000P
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00935590000P
The price remained $99.99 for me :-( Perhaps I'm missing a step??
Sorry, guys, looks like they closed it.
I keep my eye on slickdeals.net for deals on tools. Stuff like this comes around every now and again.
Sorry, guys, looks like they closed it.
I keep my eye on slickdeals.net for deals on tools. Stuff like this comes around every now and again.
I already have a 7 piece SAE gear wrench set and hate not having the bigger or smaller wrenches. I'm saving up for the 24 piece metric set on Amazon for $225. Once you have the small set there's no way to fill in the larger or smaller sizes unless you just buy another set and duplicate the 7 middle size wrenches.
not too bad, im looking for one that goes up to 100ish ft/lb since it will be for arp head studs/ main bolts and suspension ect. i found some reviews on the brownline but not sure if its worth it or not. price seems too good to be true
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0032A60W2?tag=atmlinr-20
yeah we use snap on click styles at work and they are great and easy to use/ set torque but i cant justify spending the coin for one unelss i can find a used one cheap