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Snap on ratchet rebuild kit?

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Rod M1

10-30-2004 23:26:18




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I have a few old Snap-On ratchets Model#F-71C B and I would like to rebuild them. Dues anyone have a part# and price for this old model ratchet? The Snap-On guy here has to order it and it's hard enough catching him the first time.




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Chris Vangel

11-01-2004 07:30:30




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 Re: Snap on ratchet rebuild kit? in reply to Rod M1, 10-30-2004 23:26:18  
If you can manage to catch a snap on truck at a shop the tool guy should fix a broken ratchet for free. ALL snap on HAND TOOLS are warranty for life. I have stripped many 1/4 and 3/8 ratchets over my 15 years as a mechanic. Air ratchets are only warranty a short time, hand tools forever. That's also why I will buy broken ones if I run across them at a yard sale. I have a socket that is an 1 1/4 snap on. I origally found about 2/3 of the socket in the salvage yard. Since the size and words "SnapOn" where on the part I had, I got a brand new one for free.

NEVER pay for a ratchet kit for a hand ratchet. If the ratchet skips, it be may dirty inside and a good cleaning with brake clean and a light coating of WD40 with fix it. This is very common on snapon ratchets.

If you find a sliver of metal material inside the ratchet head, this is what will make it skip, you must then check all the teeth and especially the pawl, that is usually where the sliver comes from. It is the leading edge of the pawl that comes off. This will be replaced by the snapon dealer for free. Like I said, I've done it alot, maybe once a year. But I used my ratchets for eight to ten hours a day, time adds up.

I hope this helps, it's a little long, but I went through four snapon dealers in that time and they all treated my the same, cleaning or rebuild, and they were happy to do it.

Chris.

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CRUSADER

10-31-2004 18:00:48




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 Re: Snap on ratchet rebuild kit? in reply to Rod M1, 10-30-2004 23:26:18  
Rod,
I am also facing a simular problem. I have a couple of Snap-On ratchets that are in need of a rebuild. Both were bought off the Snap-On Truck (one brand new, and one in a set that was used). I would find a Snap-On tool dealer and show him the ratchets and ask him for the kit. I had one of them rebuilt back in 96 for free. I asked him for a kit and he rebuilt the ratchet and handed it back to me. Not having worked in the garages since '85, I have to locate the tool truck instead of the truck coming to me. Good Luck with getting your ratchets repaired.

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Bud Allaman

11-17-2004 22:12:28




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 Identify snap on ratchet in reply to CRUSADER, 10-31-2004 18:00:48  
I have this snap on ratchet & on the handle it has No. 7-Snap/On Milwaukee, U.S.A. To change the direction of rotation you push the socket holder to the other side. I would like to know how old it is etc. Thanks Bud



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Kelly-1

10-31-2004 20:28:51




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 Re: Snap on ratchet rebuild kit? in reply to CRUSADER, 10-31-2004 18:00:48  
Same happened to me, called the Snap-On dealer about one of my ratchets and he repaired it for free���said I had already paid for it, he was right about that. LOL



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Vern-MI

10-31-2004 06:49:24




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 Re: Snap on ratchet rebuild kit? in reply to Rod M1, 10-30-2004 23:26:18  
Try Snap-On customer service directly as they may be able to cross reference it for you. You may also be able to order direct from them. Good company!

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Big Jim

11-01-2004 04:07:07




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 Re: Snap on ratchet rebuild kit? in reply to Vern-MI, 10-31-2004 06:49:24  
I was able to order some rails for my old Snap On toolbox directly off the web. I had called a local dealer and he was not too helpful. I went to the Snap On web site and was able to find the necessary parts and order them. They were out of stock but I waited for a back order. About a month later, a package arrived with my new rails and I could put all the drawers back in.



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Chris Vangel

11-01-2004 07:35:12




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 Re: Snap on ratchet rebuild kit? in reply to Big Jim, 11-01-2004 04:07:07  
My dealer also warrantied my rails, by rails I assume you mean the drawer slides. He had to order them, but they were free as long as I gave him my old ones. Some dealers don"t want to deal with "walk up" business. My guy says "business is business, whether it walks up or I drive to it".

Ps. I don"t know how old your guys ratchets are, my were new in 1987.

Chris.



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CRUSADER

11-01-2004 07:49:30




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 Re: Snap on ratchet rebuild kit? in reply to Chris Vangel, 11-01-2004 07:35:12  
Chris,
I've been buying the Craftsman Tools at Sear's lately due to the fact that I am not working in the garages and my tools are "back home on the farm" and about a seven to eight hour drive. My tools are still mostly Snap-On and prefer them over any others that can be purchased. LOL, my ratchets are a few years older than the 1987 vintage you speak of. I pretty much stopped buying tools in late 1984 due to needing funds for other things. I stripped out (believe it or not) a 3/8's drive 3/8's socket a while back. Took me a while to figure out what happened to it. Then I remembered it was one of the ones that I used the most with the air ratchet. I don't think Snap-On will swap it out, but God knows I got more than a little use out of it.

Jim

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