Charles Hill wrote:
> Craftsman wrenches and sockets are no longer available in Whitworth sizes.
> Snap-on has Whitworth wrenches and sockets available. The last time I
>checked,
> they have combination wrenches and both 3/8 & 1/4 drive sockets. The 1/4
>drive
> sockets are six-sided. The 5/16 6-sided 1/4 drive socket is one of the
>handiest
> tools for working on my TC.
>
> Snap-on tools are expensive - but you get what you pay for. Many professional
> mechanics wouldn't dream of having any other brand of tools at work. Then
> again, many of these same individuals use Craftsman tools at home. But as I
>said
> before, Craftsman doesn't have Whitworth any more.
>
> If you can't afford Snap-On, both Abingdon Spares & Moss have Whitworth tools
> available.
>
> Regards,
> Charles Hill
I think Snap-On tools are expensive because they are sold on time with no
interest.
They are normally sold to mechanics off the Snap-On truck. Try Proto for high
quality tools also there are other Companies selling the same way Snap-On does.
Jerry
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