Originally Posted by Hotrod Lincoln
I had a set of ratcheting box ends in sizes from something like 3/8" to 3/4", but a former employee liked them so well they followed him home when he changed jobs, along with a bunch of other tools.
Jerry, Maybe you should follow him home with a different "tool" to retrieve them. wink

I have a set of ratcheting box wrenches, but rarely use them (they're in metric for the modern stuff). I find a socket and ratchet wrench fits more places than a ratcheting box wrench. Some places just require a stubby box wrench (don't have any of those frown Hey, maybe I should go buy a set. grin )


Kevin
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