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08-03-07, 12:29 PM | #21 | |
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Re: Breaker Bar
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I've actually got 48mm and 1 1/2" sockets in 3/4 drive with a reducing adaptor. |
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08-03-07, 02:40 PM | #22 |
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Re: Breaker Bar
Cos a 2-foot breaker bar and a sticky bolt is enough to break or dmage most 3/8s. Breaking a socket when you've got that much weight on the breaker is no fun either. The teng ones are good, though, I was using Halfords Pro when I did it and they're a wee bit less substantial.
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