Impact Sockets?
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Hicap phill
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Don’t forget they have a lifetime warranty on draper as wellI've got some cheapo draper sets and they all perform well, haven't broke-did any yet!
Well I never knew that!!Don’t forget they have a lifetime warranty on draper as well
only on the expert range, similar to halfrauds!Don’t forget they have a lifetime warranty on draper as well
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Dam… that salesman was giving me duff info then when I was buying some big tools.
I do have a halfruads box but they don’t cover ratchets either. Sockets are a straight swap with the trainee cashiers
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Bought this off the bay recently
Full set of Britool a/f and whitworth with all the accessories for £60 +£20 postage. There’s a few strap-on bits in there too. I’m hunting a set of metric sockets to replace the whitworth though
Full set of Britool a/f and whitworth with all the accessories for £60 +£20 postage. There’s a few strap-on bits in there too. I’m hunting a set of metric sockets to replace the whitworth though
If you look at the snap on bits there is a little symbol near the part number that tells you what year it was made, can be a right bugger to see though.
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Has a look at the 18” breaker bar but can only see -
snap-on SN-18A Canada
It’s in good condition though
From the snap on website, slightly different part nos, but gives you an idea on prices.
Rough rule I always work on with used Snap On gear is fair used condition is roughly half of its new off the van price, which is normally cheaper than the prices listed on their website, not massively cheaper though unless its on offer.
Rough rule I always work on with used Snap On gear is fair used condition is roughly half of its new off the van price, which is normally cheaper than the prices listed on their website, not massively cheaper though unless its on offer.
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So the breaker bar is worth more than I paid for the whole box
. Will look out the other bits at some point
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So the breaker bar is worth more than I paid for the whole box
Nice find btw
I got a brand noo breaker bar off snap on last year under warranty cause, ironically I snapped it.
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Here’s some advice boss…enjoy the rebuild
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This dude is snap-on as well. The flexi joint, it’s at work though so I can’t get the numbers off it
Many years ago I bought a very old Snap on breaker bar from a car boot sale for 2 quid! Knuckle was missing but amazingly the current ones still fitted it, Snap On van man reckoned it was circa WW2 era, still use it most days.So the breaker bar is worth more than I paid for the whole box
I saw that in your first pic, which I why I included the pic of the latest version in post number 29 as yours in no longer available.
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I bought a 3/8 Snap On ratchet for a fiver from a carboot sale. After using it discovered there was a tooth or two missing so i enquired about the so called lifetime warranty and would it be valid for a carboot buy with my cousin who is a mechanic. He said to drop it in and he'd speak to his Snap On rep the following week. Turned out to be a lot older than either of us thought! It was part of a Sherman tank tool kit from WW2.
Yes he'd fix it for me.
No he couldn't do it there and then as he keeps one spare gear set on the van but (just my luck) he'd used it on another that week.
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Go to the bay and type in the size and drive of impact socket you want then choose how much you want to spend...
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