T-Handle Sets

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marcv125

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• Mar 25, 2004

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Hey guys im looking for a T-Handle set. I remember seeing a set somewhere that came with one t-hanlde wrench but it had interchangeable (sp?) sockets. It came With hex and regular mm sockets..If you guys could recommend one it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone..

Marc

 

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CO Dan

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• Mar 25, 2004

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I have one from Fly Racing - 1/4" drive and takes interchangeable sockets.

It's not Snap-On but the quality seems fine. I've been happy with it. I've even ditched my screwdriver, preferring to just carry 1/4" drive screwdriver bits that I bought at the local hardware store.

I bought mine at a local dealer I think, I'm sure you can find them via google.

 

Okiewan

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• Mar 25, 2004

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The T Handles are here

 

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whyzee

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That service set is NICE! I use it all the time.
I have another one with one 3/8 end, but it's nice to have your 3 most common sockets always on one wrench.

 

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marcv125

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guys thanks for the quick responses..I def like the Service T-Handle..

 

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Before you buy that "service set" ask yourself if it will fit within your fender/fanny pack (if you are going to use it for trailside repair).

The "T" might be too wide

 

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kawdude

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• Mar 27, 2004

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the service set is a good quality tool but it is big and probably wouldn't fit in a fanny pack. The only other thing I'm not happy about is the socket carrier being in the way but it comes off easily. I bought a small 8, 10, 12 one from Dennis Kirk for 10 bucks and it works fine but doesn't have the interchangable parts.

 

MX-727

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• Mar 27, 2004

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Craftsman makes 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 and even 3/4" slider bars. The nice thing is, you can use the extensions and sockets you already have. For the fanny pack crowd, the 1/4 inch bar takes up no more room than a 6" extension.

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&vertical=TOOL&pid=00904354000

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&vertical=TOOL&pid=00904428000

 

WaltCMoto

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• Mar 27, 2004

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Ive got the motion pro 1/4" t-handle.(under 10 bucks?) You put on your own sockets. I use this at home. For the trail pack I just have a standard socket handle with a 3" extension. dissasembled, its nice and small.