On 6/23/05, Peter Engle <wpe711@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Thanks Everyone for the info. I'll head over to Sears tomorrow for the socket.
Sears is probably not the best place to go. In general they dont'
carry metric stuff that large, altho the 1 3/8" will probably fit
(you'll need 3/4" drive tools or appropriate adapters).
If you can wait, I'd check out some of the mail order shops.
mytoolstore.com carries SK tools (owned by Facom.. just in case you're
looking for French tools to go with the French car), at good prices.
I see a 36mm 1/2" drive socket listed, but if you e-mail them I bet
they could get you a proper 35mm unit. I have an SK 1/2" drive
breaker bar and ratchet, both are very comfortable to use (far nicer
than the Craftsman stuff). No experience with their sockets tho.
samstagsales.com and zelenda.com carry Hazet and Stahlwile tools. I'm
not terribly fond of the finish on Hazet sockets, but the sockets feel
very nice in your hand. Stahlwile is probably a step up in cost and
quality for what you're looking for.
--
alex
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Received on Fri Jun 24 22:13:57 2005
