Home Depot has select Milwaukee 144-Position Flex-Head Ratcheting Combination Wrench Sets on sale starting at $249. Shipping is free or select free ship-to-store pickup where available.
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The MILWAUKEE 15 Piece Metric Flex Head Ratcheting Combination Wrench Set features 2.5 degrees of arc swing and 144 ratcheting positions, allowing quick and efficient work in tight spaces. The flex head wrenches have double-stacked pawls within the ratcheting mechanism, which increases durability and extends the life of the tools. The flexible head gives users increased accessibility in difficult-to-reach areas. The MAXBITE Open-End Grip improves the wrench's grip on nuts and bolts, offering users 25% more torque than smooth-faced wrenches. This flex head wrench set feature ergonomic I-Beam handles designed for improved comfort and ink-filled size labels for easy size identification and quick distinction between SAE and metric sets. The 15-piece ratcheting combination wrench set comes in a tray designed for steel storage drawers for efficient storage with no wasted space. Milwaukee combination wrenches feature a lifetime guarantee.
Model Number:
48-22-9513
Product SKU:
313671329
UPC:
45242570713
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Home Depot has select Milwaukee 144-Position Flex-Head Ratcheting Combination Wrench Sets on sale starting at $249. Shipping is free or select free ship-to-store pickup where available.
Thanks to community member PowerPC for finding this deal.
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I try to buy "made in the USA" whenever possible. In mechanical and machine tools, though, Taiwanese manufacturers often have both better quality and lower prices
Back when I was younger and working on cars all the time I would have jumped on this deal without a second through. But now I just can't justify it. Thumbs up for a good deal on a decent quality set for anyone that does need it.
Back when I was younger and working on cars all the time I would have jumped on this deal without a second through. But now I just can't justify it. Thumbs up for a good deal on a decent quality set for anyone that does need it.
Can't tell if these are made in USA or not. On Home Depot's website it says made in Taiwan in the comments. I thought that Milwaukee built a new plant in USA for hand tools?
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Can't tell if these are made in USA or not. On Home Depot's website it says made in Taiwan in the comments. I thought that Milwaukee built a new plant in USA for hand tools?
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I don't believe Milwaukee makes anything in the USA.
They have had several factories in Mississippi for years making blades and related gear.
Their new factory in Wisconsin will start with pliers and screwdrivers, but since that just opened earlier this month, it may be a while before they hit store shelves.
I try to buy "made in the USA" whenever possible. In mechanical and machine tools, though, Taiwanese manufacturers often have both better quality and lower prices
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man there ain't nothing like a straight handle / head ratcheting wrench. Beats ALL!! If I need offset, well then I get a ratchet and appropriately sized socket
man there ain't nothing like a straight handle / head ratcheting wrench. Beats ALL!! If I need offset, well then I get a ratchet and appropriately sized socket
I agree but I use my various offset wrench's all the time. Sometimes a ratchet is too deep to work.
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man there ain't nothing like a straight handle / head ratcheting wrench. Beats ALL!! If I need offset, well then I get a ratchet and appropriately sized socket
what if you can't fit it and /or have a tight space.
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Their new factory in Wisconsin will start with pliers and screwdrivers, but since that just opened earlier this month, it may be a while before they hit store shelves.
https://toolguyd.com/milwaukee-to...a-factory/
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