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Reddit mentions of TEKTON 3/8" Drive by 7" Quick-Release Composite Offset Ratchet, 72-Tooth Oval Head | 1457
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of TEKTON 3/8" Drive by 7" Quick-Release Composite Offset Ratchet, 72-Tooth Oval Head | 1457. Here are the top ones.
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72-Tooth oval head ratchet needs only 5-degree swing arcLock-on, push-button, quick-release drive tang prevents dropped socketsForged and heat treated chrome vanadium steel ratchet head and handle coreHigh-impact composite shell stays comfortable in cold temperatures and prevents scratching or marring of finished partsOffset handle gives fingers extra clearance
Specs:
| Color | 0 |
| Height | 1.36 Inches |
| Length | 8 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 3/8 Inch Drive x 7 Inch |
| Weight | 0.43375 Pounds |
| Width | 1.34 Inches |
For tool boxes, I'd go craigslist, 100%. Get in the habit of looking for toolboxes twice a day, and you'll find a good deal eventually. I'd also recommend buying power tools on CL, especially corded ones (where you don't have to worry about a worn out battery). If you want to buy new, the harbor freight tool boxes are a great deal and work really well.
As far as tool sets, I've found it better to kinda just accumulate the stuff you need over time. To start, definitely get a good socket set with 1/4" and 3/8" drive sockets, as well as a couple ratchets. I'm partial to the composite bodied tekton ratchets on amazon, as it's great to not have to worry about dinging the paint by swinging a ratchet into it. I'd also reocmmmend getting a set of gearwrench ratcheting wrenches. They're phenomenal, and once you go to a ratcheting wrench you'll never go back.
As far as other tools, you can't go wrong with a big hammer, a set of pry bars, and a good screwdriver set. It's expensive, but the chapman manufacturing bit driver sets are incredibly well made and super versatile. It's not cheap, but it's also essentially the only screwdriver set you'll ever need. A good impact wrench can be very helpful for general use, though I'd recommend getting a set of impact-rated sockets to go along with it (the 12-point sockets in most socket sets can strip quickly when used with an impact).
Also, buy as much lighting as you can, and get something comfortable to sit on. Trust me, you'll thank yourself later.
Hey! If you have a cassette player, you're gonna need an adapter which can be found here if not you dont need this! Make sure the measurements of the radio match up, it should fit most single/double din radios.
After that make sure to buy a wiring harness
And then get your radio!
Also this would help a bunch, be sure you have a 8mm socket ready.