Snap On F720 Ratchet on 2040-parts.com
Newburyport, Massachusetts, US
This is a sweet ratchet, probably late 70s vintage, which I rebuilt and lubed 2 years ago with a kit from Snap On. Then it when off to a voc school with my son where it had light use, as mechanics was a small part of the program. It still seems smooth (for a 20 toother) and clean. He's upgraded, and I've about 6, 3/8" ratchets so this one's available.
It has an honest working history with scuffs in the usual places, slight finish wear and a couple of light dings.
Sockets & Ratchets for Sale
Stahlwille 6" impact extension for 3/8" ratchet(US $10.00)
Snap on 11 piece 3/8" drive , 12 point sae (fractional) socket set(US $99.00)
Used mac tools short impact socket 3/8" drive 16mm xpg616mm(US $10.95)
Used mac tools short impact socket 3/8" drive 13mm xpg613mm(US $10.95)
Proto 1/4” drive x 1/4" 6pt universal socket model 4771 used(US $18.50)
Snap on- napa- sk and more no reserve(US $18.00)
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