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14-Piece Klutch Chrome Moly 1/2" Drive Impact Socket Set (Metric)

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Northern Tool + Equipment via Walmart has 14-Piece Klutch Chrome Moly 1/2" Drive Impact Socket Set (Metric) for $24.99Shipping is free.

Northerntool via eBay also has 14-Piece Klutch Chrome Moly 1/2" Drive Impact Socket Set (Metric) for $24.99. Shipping is free.

Northern Tool has 14-Piece Klutch Chrome Moly 1/2" Drive Impact Socket Set (Metric) for $24.99Shipping is free.

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Features:
  • Forged from high-quality chrome molybdenum alloy steel for durability and superior strength
  • Patented sidewall drive sockets apply force to walls of fastener for long life
  • Laser-etched hi-visibility markings
  • 14 metric sizes from 10mm to 27mm

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Created 05-27-2023 at 05:26 PM by Rokket | Staff
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Decent size selection too. Doesn't skip the 16mm or 18mm like so many other cheaper sets do. Wish they had a 3/8" set to go with my new Ridgid subcompact.

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I can't believe you just made that comparison to prove your point that buying the cheapest option is fine. The cheapest socket set from 40 years ago is no doubt going to be far better than the most expensive thing today.
I'm sure that these are fine but I very rarely use 1/2" sockets anymore. When I started out working on our cars I got 1/2" impact and non-impact socket sets along with a ratchet and impact wrench and used them a lot. Then I found out that 3/8" and even 1/4" ones worked just as well if not better in most situations and were lighter, easier to use and fit better in tight spots, so I switched to those and haven't looked back. Only time I use 1/2" sockets is for larger fasteners like axle nuts, crank bolts and drain plugs, with a 3/8" adapter.

What do folks find that using 1/2" sockets and tools works better for, SUVs, trucks and heavy equipment?

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05-28-2023 at 02:14 AM.
05-28-2023 at 02:14 AM.
Also available from Northern Tool + Equipment via Walmart [walmart.com].
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05-28-2023 at 04:54 AM.
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Finally, got a good quality impact socket set won't bankrupt. Thanks for sharing .
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05-28-2023 at 05:02 AM.
Decent size selection too. Doesn't skip the 16mm or 18mm like so many other cheaper sets do. Wish they had a 3/8" set to go with my new Ridgid subcompact.

10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 24, 27mm
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05-28-2023 at 05:48 AM.
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Or if Harbor Freight is closer, you can buy this with the 25% off coupon for around $21.

https://www.harborfreight.com/12-...69345.html

The difference is Northern includes a 24 mm (that you may never need). You can use a 1" socket for that.

And don't tell me there is a quality difference unless you show me the test.

I had purchased the cheapest impact set I could 40 years ago from a tool vender at a flea market, BHF (before harbor freight), never had a problem and they are still going strong.
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Quote from shortprong :
Or if Harbor Freight is closer, you can buy this with the 25% off coupon for around $21.

https://www.harborfreight.com/12-...69345.html [harborfreight.com]

The difference is Northern includes a 24 mm (that you may never need). You can use a 1" socket for that.

And don't tell me there is a quality difference unless you show me the test.

I had purchased the cheapest impact set I could 40 years ago from a tool vender at a flea market, BHF (before harbor freight), never had a problem and they are still going strong.
You are comparing to Pitts Pro. Is Klutch closer to Pitts Pro or just Pittsburgh, which is only 22 before coupon?
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