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Gear wrenches. Worth it?

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Mon Jan 19 10:01 CST 2004
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I just bought the Sears set also. Have used them a couple times so far in tight places. I like to do the intitial "cracking loose" and final "torque down" with a more durable wrench, as I'm not sure what kind of load those little micro ratchets can handle.

As noted by someone else, they LOOK really cool. So I like to get them out no matter what job I'm doing. That way, if a friend or relative comes by while I'm working on the car, I look like I know what I'm doing and they're impressed.






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