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Not sure if this topic has been created yet so might as well start one up. We have something like this in another forum and it’s a great resource when looking for new stuff.
Went to sears yesterday and bought an 88 piece socket set with a 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 ratchet. Regular $200, got it for $50. Made in China unfortunately but I need to slowly build my collection for school. This should be a good base.
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[quote=”celticbhoy” post=44583]Through South Surrey to the Peace Arch crossing mainly. If that’s backed up the 2 hours that it normally is then i’ll go Aldergrove.
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Where in the lower-main land you from? I use to live in New Westminster.Anyone else ever buy those snap-on ratchets with like 120 or so gear teeth? I’ve been tempted to buy one for a while now, since my ancient craftsman hand-me-down (from the tool kit my grandfather bought “when he came back from THE WAR” – in 1948) although tough as nails, doesn’t really have many gear teeth (maybe 15-20, idk). Looking to get a wrench for working on my cruze, the welder, and the Trans Am (which has zero work space … I swear that car was designed by a bunch of legless midgets who just hate the world of people like me who are 6’6 300), plus all the other misc. vehicles friends of mine bring over to get fixed cheap. I wish there were a snap-on distributor around here, but sadly, the best I can buy out in this “neck of the woods” is … what’s that off-brand they sell at Autozone and Advanced Auto Parts?
Anyone else ever buy those snap-on ratchets with like 120 or so gear teeth? I’ve been tempted to buy one for a while now, since my ancient craftsman hand-me-down (from the tool kit my grandfather bought “when he came back from THE WAR” – in 1948) although tough as nails, doesn’t really have many gear teeth (maybe 15-20, idk). Looking to get a wrench for working on my cruze, the welder, and the Trans Am (which has zero work space … I swear that car was designed by a bunch of legless midgets who just hate the world of people like me who are 6’6 300), plus all the other misc. vehicles friends of mine bring over to get fixed cheap. I wish there were a snap-on distributor around here, but sadly, the best I can buy out in this “neck of the woods” is … what’s that off-brand they sell at Autozone and Advanced Auto Parts?
Kobalt 3/8 “Double Drive” Socket set with 6 “universal” sockets. Should be nice for those salvage yard runs.
Kobalt 3/8 “Double Drive” Socket set with 6 “universal” sockets. Should be nice for those salvage yard runs.
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