POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Got one of these Pass Through Socket sets for Christmas Has already saved me multiple times where ratcheting wrenches won't work and standard sockets won't fit.
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YOUR RESEARCHUseful Socket Set - Pass Throughs
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POST 2Original post
where did you get them?
POST 3Original post
I've seen them at Sears. (Craftsman Tools usually have lifetime replacement also)
POST 4Original post
Yup, just like cornflakes... they're grrrreat!
POST 5Original post
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Uh, since that say Craftsman on them and that is a Sears brand, I am pretty sure you can buy them at Sears Of course they just announced the are closing over 40 stores this year, so who knows
POST 6Original post
In the now frozen midwest Craftsman tools are sold at Ace Hardware. You know "...the place with the helpful hardware man..."!
POST 7Original post
While on the topic of good to have wrenches, this https://www.amazon.com/Stanley-89-96.../dp/B000HEKV1W can be very useful. In tight places you can spin the handle to turn the socket, otherwise it functions like a normal ratchet.
POST 8Original post
For difficult to reach areas but be careful not to over-torque in aluminum !! https://www.amazon.com/Sunex-9923M-M.../dp/B00CP8DKR0 Gearwrench and others are cheaper
POST 9Original post
All of these look like great additions!
POST 10Original post
Craftsman is being purchased by Stanley Black & Decker....the brand isn't going away and will likely be more widely distributed soon.
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