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Old 01-11-2008, 03:56 PM
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Was at the local autoparts store and was buying a flex head ratchet for doing plugs and got this over the straight handle figured it might be more helpful. What do you guys think
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Although it looks odd, that ratchet wrench will prove itself over time... I bough one, didn't think I would use it much but I end up using it all the time.

BTW.. what brand is taht ratchet? The handle looks like a Snap On knock-off.
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Originally Posted by eschoendorff
Although it looks odd, that ratchet wrench will prove itself over time... I bough one, didn't think I would use it much but I end up using it all the time.

BTW.. what brand is taht ratchet? The handle looks like a Snap On knock-off.
checkers and pep boys sell it its permabuilt or something like that. Comes with a lifetime warranty its cheap but i havent had any issues with the products but then again dont use them everyday
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looks interesting. I love my ratchet with the floppy head.
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I have this same tool and found it very useful when I installed my headers. Works great for changing spark plugs.
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the floppy head with the 1/4 on one side and 3/8ths on the other is great. its a stubby ratchet. it has saved my *** lots of times. they have it at all the auto parts stores.




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