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<blockquote data-quote="Super Dave" data-source="post: 1346059" data-attributes="member: 8429">There is only Snap-On.&nbsp; All else is #2, or lower!I have spent thousands and thousands of $$$ over the years on Snap-On, and I&#039;d do it again, if the need came up!!!Sounds like some guys just had a bad Snap-On man.&nbsp; I alway had good luck with mine showing up, and even letting me know far in advance if they were going on vacation, or something.&nbsp; I only had to spend $8,000 to get this hat!&nbsp; How can you beat that???[ATTACH=full]81194[/ATTACH]Seriously though... gonna use it two times?&nbsp; Buy a cheapo from Steve&#039;s.&nbsp; Do they have a Steve&#039;s up there?&nbsp; The trick to cheap, larger socket strength, is only get a six point, when you can.&nbsp; Twelve points are not as strong, and not as much contact on a so-so fit.&nbsp; A nice cheap proto should do fine.&nbsp; See how I didn&#039;t capitalize proto?&nbsp; Like school on Saturday... no class! .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Super Dave, post: 1346059, member: 8429"] There is only Snap-On. All else is #2, or lower! I have spent thousands and thousands of $$$ over the years on Snap-On, and I'd do it again, if the need came up!!! Sounds like some guys just had a bad Snap-On man. I alway had good luck with mine showing up, and even letting me know far in advance if they were going on vacation, or something. I only had to spend $8,000 to get this hat! How can you beat that??? [attach=full]81194[/attach] Seriously though... gonna use it two times? Buy a cheapo from Steve's. Do they have a Steve's up there? The trick to cheap, larger socket strength, is only get a six point, when you can. Twelve points are not as strong, and not as much contact on a so-so fit. A nice cheap proto should do fine. See how I didn't capitalize proto? Like school on Saturday... no class! . [/QUOTE]

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