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97-Piece Stanley 1/4" + 3/8" Drive Mechanics Tool Set Expired
$25
$63.97
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Home Depot has 97-Piece Stanley 1/4" + 3/8" Drive Mechanics Tool Set (STMT74858) on sale for $25. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member idk_then for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Staff Member idk_then for finding this deal.
Features:
- 54-tooth pear head, 1/4 in. and 3/8 in. ratchets
- 12 point sockets, both deep and shallow sockets
- Also includes spinner handle, nut driver adapter, drive bits and hex keys
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Edited April 23, 2024
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Home Depot [homedepot.com] has 97-Piece Stanley Mechanics SAE/MM Tool Set w/ 1/4" & 3/8" Ratchets on sale for $25. Shipping is free or select free ship to store pickup where available.
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| Post Date | Sold By | Sale Price | Activity |
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| Product Name: | Mechanics Tool Set (97-Piece) |
| Product Description: | This 97-piece Mechanics Tool Set is ideal for working on your car and projects around your home. Featuring a pair of 54-tooth ratchets and a set of 12-point sockets, this versatile set is ready to take on a wide variety of projects. A full-polish chrome finish helps resists rust and corrosion, and the included durable blow molded case provides easy storage and organization. |
| Product SKU: | 306937166_306937166 |
| UPC: | 76174748581 |
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For things I am planning to do I use my Milwaukee tools.
Don't know if it's just me... but the 3/8" ratchet... none of the sockets fit on it:
- The ball bearing that the socket has to go down past... is stuck in the out position.
- And the button on the head of the ratchet is also frozen... looks like the two are related
And looks like I'm not the first person this has happend to... if you click on the single 1-star review for the item, looks like they had the same experience... five years ago? Guess I got "lucky?"So... can't use that ratchet. Stanley is already closed for the day... going to try and call tomorrow to ask about getting it replaced.
Don't know if it's just me... but the 3/8" ratchet... none of the sockets fit on it:
- The ball bearing that the socket has to go down past... is stuck in the out position.
- And the button on the head of the ratchet is also frozen... looks like the two are related
And looks like I'm not the first person this has happend to... if you click on the single 1-star review for the item, looks like they had the same experience... five years ago? Guess I got "lucky?"So... can't that ratchet. Stanley is already closed for the day... going to try and call tomorrow to ask about getting it replaced.
Just got mine today - the quick release button lets that ball bearing depress and sockets won't go on or off without it. I would take a decent pair of pliers and put pressure on the ball bearing as you work the quick release, see if it frees up. Mine was stiff but loosened up after the first couple presses. It sounds silly but a couple big whacks against some concrete might free it up as well. Sorry you ended up with a lemon!
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Not big enough for wheels, should be fine for oil changes. Max socket size is 18mm or 3/4in and lug nuts should be too tight to reasonably remove with a 3/8th wrench anyway.
If ratchet is defective do I being it back to any HD or do I contact Stanley ?
I had a Craftsman ratchet and brought it to Sears and they swapped it but that was when they were still around me lol.
Thanks.
Mine had a small black zip tie after I took mines out of a tight fitting box it looks new.
No zip tie on mine. Clearly I received a used or a return. Almost everything I've ordered recently from companies that ship from their store inventory, ends up being some kind of open box item.
Same for Amazon. I know some people use Amazon like a free tools rental program without any shame.
It's 72
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