The Ratchets with the plastic parts are just junk spend the extra money and buy a better quality Ratchet and tools ... great video as always ...Did you feel the BIG Quake the other day LOL ... Take care and enjoy your week
You can't help but wonder what it was like on an assembly line putting these ratchets together. Maybe they had some kind of jig to hold parts together while assembling. Or maybe an automated machine could do it?
Do they not have NAPA Auto parts out where you live ? This is one I never knew they did, but then I pay little attention to the Danahar batwing ratchets of the past 20 years because I don't like the plastic parts.
@@snapringchronicles3020 around me Napa is less common, but can be found in small towns like mine. Just like Ace Hardware and True-value which are often franchised as small town local hardware stores, you'll see local auto parts stores which are affiliated/ franchised as NAPA. We don't even refer to ours as NAPA even though that's what it is, everybody just calls it the parts house.
NAPA's been around for almost a hundred years and I've always lived around one but never bought too much from them and I don't believe I own any of their NAPA branded tools.
Ive got a very old kobalt that looks identical besides a slightly different handle shape at the end. Used to think it was make by williams but seems to be danaher. Hope anyone can help clear it out for me
