anyone use 3/4 sockets??
18 August 2005, 09:35 PM
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overkill and akward to use for most things, but then you get a siezed suspension bolt or something and they are worth their wieght in gold if you have a big breaker bar as well!
18 August 2005, 11:00 PM
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I think they're overkill on a car.
There isn't anything a 'decent' 1/2"-drive socket can't cope with. I've yet to snap a Snap-on or a Teng Tools kit at home. I've broken a couple of Snap-on tools when I should really have been using an 1" or 1.5" drive while at work (I hope WUZ isn't listening).
The other downside of a 3/4"-drive is the sheer size. Most places are awkward enough to get a 1/2" drive in anyway.
There isn't anything a 'decent' 1/2"-drive socket can't cope with. I've yet to snap a Snap-on or a Teng Tools kit at home. I've broken a couple of Snap-on tools when I should really have been using an 1" or 1.5" drive while at work (I hope WUZ isn't listening).
The other downside of a 3/4"-drive is the sheer size. Most places are awkward enough to get a 1/2" drive in anyway.
19 August 2005, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by JCScooby
Would that not be a bit heavy duty? why u asking anyway?
Hi jc the reason i askedi s because i seen a decent breaker 3/4 breaker bar and thought i might get that ( i got a 1/2" and it very good)
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