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Old 19-12-13, 10:38 AM   #1
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Default Recommend a ratchet spanner set

so been looking around for a good set of racket spanners for my dad. Dont know why he wants them, but my dad likes tools. found a few but after reviews cheap is not a good plan so for a set from 8-18 ish would be good.

wera joker spanners top of the list atm but at are there any cheaper sets you would recommend?

what are your thoughts on wera tools and the joka spanners?
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Old 19-12-13, 11:38 AM   #2
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Talking Re: recommend a racket spanner set

You want spanners that make a lot of NOISE ???

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Got craftsman from america and halfords set, both have been very good and no problems, just gotta be careful how much you force you put thru' the ratchet. The swivel head on the Halfords set is quite useful for getting to those awkward ones.
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Old 19-12-13, 02:16 PM   #3
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yes i meant to put ratchet spanners my bad.
Yeah a few people have mentioned the halfords sets are good. other ones are snap on ones, going to look at machine mart and screwfix. now its a matter of quailty against price.
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Old 19-12-13, 06:14 PM   #4
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Snap ons will be mental money! Look at Teng tools also

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But snapon ones wil do the job properly
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Old 19-12-13, 07:27 PM   #6
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Default Re: recommend a racket spanner set

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But snapon ones wil do the job properly
Agree with Nteck. Yes they will be expensive, but they will last a life time & more.
If you want something cheaper but still good quality look at Kamasa & Bluepoint as well.
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Old 19-12-13, 08:20 PM   #7
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Teng's tools are good quality TBH, got bits from them.
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It's been a few years. (10+) but my 8 to 19mm were roughly £200. So. £20 a year is worth avoided smashed knuckles.
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Old 20-12-13, 03:44 AM   #9
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Draper do an expert range that includes up to 32mm socket and spark plug sockets!!! Ideal for wheel removal and obviously spark plug removal!! Cost under £50 from amazon delivered. I had to replace it a few years back due to getting stolen but have had no probs with it for the past 10 + years. Here's it is on eBay but looks like it's gone up in price a bit. Item no. 130611381573
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Rachet spanner undo spark plugs and wheel nuts is not what they are ment for
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