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I got my new socket holders in from Northern tool. 
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Awesome. I think I need to get that kind too. Retro says Oreily's has them. I'll be checking.
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O'reillys has the Hansons.
HF has that style.
I personally like the Hansons better. I've seen and heard tell of those having space issues on sockets no fitting. But we'll see what 89S has to say.
HF has that style.
I personally like the Hansons better. I've seen and heard tell of those having space issues on sockets no fitting. But we'll see what 89S has to say.
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Yes, sir.
I've heard tell of mixed reviews about them. Sockets not fitting, odd sizes, skipped sizes, stuff like that.
I posted pics of my Hanson setup on my thread.
I've heard tell of mixed reviews about them. Sockets not fitting, odd sizes, skipped sizes, stuff like that.
I posted pics of my Hanson setup on my thread.
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****, I didn't even use them yet and there is bad reviews already. I will try them out tonight and put up pics and reports guys, I figured a 5 bucks a piece I had to give these a shot. I may even sneak out of the office at lunch time and throw a set on and see how they fit. I got everything in da Burban. I really am itching to try them out, lol. They are friggin big. I am hoping the will all fit in the damn tool box, lol.
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Ok, I snuck outside and threw a couple sockets on, they slide right on nice and easy except for 2 sockets, but the inside of the two sockets is rusty/dirty and one is damaged from hammer mark or something. But I was quite surprised and pleased how well the other sockets slid right on and they seem stable and it's well marked. I am really pumped now to dig through all my socket buckets and fill these things up. And for 5 bucks a piece, this was well worth it.
They do take a lot of room though, as you can see in the pic. I am hoping some of these will be low enough in height that I can put them in some lower drawers in the tool box.
They do take a lot of room though, as you can see in the pic. I am hoping some of these will be low enough in height that I can put them in some lower drawers in the tool box.
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Definitely worth the investment.....
....Nothing irritates me worse than having to dig thru a drawer trying to find a socket.....
