TEKTON has
3-Piece TEKTON Composite Ratchet Set (1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" Drive Ratchets, SRH94102) on sale for
$32.25.
Shipping is free.
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BabyBubba for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- Includes 3-pc. composite ratchets: 1/4 in. drive x 5 in., 3/8 in. drive x 7 in., 1/2 in. drive x 10 in.
- 72-tooth gear produces a working swing arc of just 5 degrees
- Quick-release drive tang locks securely on to sockets so they won't accidentally fall off
- Strong, one-piece chrome vanadium steel head and handle
- Tough poly shell stays comfortable in cold temperatures and prevents accidental contact damage to nearby surfaces
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I also have older American made Craftsman and Snap-on ratchets, and a few Crescents, including flex head and stubbies, and they all come in handy in one way or another so they're not going anywhere.
These are the HF ones I got a while back, but mine are gray instead of these bright colors.
https://www.harborfreig
I think I have a non-expiring HF $5 off coupon good on their composite ratchets, terms being that you can get $5 off one ratchet per trip to your local store. I sweet talked the girl into letting me buy all 3 sizes at one time for $15 off. At current prices that's $18 for all three. If anyone wants that coupon, ask and I'll try to find it and post the register barcode here.
Edit: So I dug in a little and discovered that these are exactly the same ratchets as the HF brand. Every detail except the brand is identical.
Impact sockets
Torque wrench
Wrench set
Ratchets (not these)
Double box end ratcheting wrenches
Those are the ones I can think of, I'm sure there are others.
All have served me well for a variety of projects for years. They're typically priced somewhere between harbor freight and gearwrench. What makes them really stand out is their top notch customer service. They are extremely easy to reach and actually willing to help, which isn't always the case. It's not uncommon to see their reps in forums and other tool places checking in just because. They have a very active presence online.
I will admit I bought one of the clones from harbor freight. It was super cheap and I was in the store so I figured why not. This was years ago when these, or ones very similar, just came out. It has given me no trouble. It's not my favorite ratchet, that distinction goes to gearwrench xp 120, but those are far more expensive and don't have the plastic coating. These are a great first ratchet or if you still don't have a 72 tooth count, which is pretty standard. Lowes and home depot both make ratchets with 90 and 100 teeth- lower swing arc, meaning it will move in tighter spaces like the engine compartment of a car.
I'd have no problem recommending either the harbor freight or tekton version of these. I will say my local hf can be hit or miss on warranty claims, whereas I know tekton won't freak out if I don't have my receipt. Now that hf sends digital receipts and possibly keeps records of purchases, it will be a smoother experience than the few I've had.
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I also have older American made Craftsman and Snap-on ratchets, and a few Crescents, including flex head and stubbies, and they all come in handy in one way or another so they're not going anywhere.
These are the HF ones I got a while back, but mine are gray instead of these bright colors.
https://www.harborfreig
I think I have a non-expiring HF $5 off coupon good on their composite ratchets, terms being that you can get $5 off one ratchet per trip to your local store. I sweet talked the girl into letting me buy all 3 sizes at one time for $15 off. At current prices that's $18 for all three. If anyone wants that coupon, ask and I'll try to find it and post the register barcode here.
Edit: So I dug in a little and discovered that these are exactly the same ratchets as the HF brand. Every detail except the brand is identical.
I also have older American made Craftsman and Snap-on ratchets, and a few Crescents, including flex head and stubbies, and they all come in handy in one way or another so they're not going anywhere.
These are the HF ones I got a while back, but mine are gray instead of these bright colors.
https://www.harborfreig
I think I have a non-expiring HF $5 off coupon good on their composite ratchets, terms being that you can get $5 off one ratchet per trip to your local store. I sweet talked the girl into letting me buy all 3 sizes at one time for $15 off. At current prices that's $18 for all three. If anyone wants that coupon, ask and I'll try to find it and post the register barcode here.
Edit: So I dug in a little and discovered that these are exactly the same ratchets as the HF brand. Every detail except the brand is identical.
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That they're selling the same thing as Harbor Freight is just another nail in their coffin.
The tool world seems to always be in flux, with new brands being introduced all the time. For the most part I have everything I need, so I don't buy tools all that much anymore.
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