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Old 12-15-2017, 08:50 PM
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That should be a pretty good set, I've got about a 25 year old version of those. I did order an extra set of points for mine when I bought them--just in case.
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Old 12-15-2017, 08:58 PM
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Yup, I bought the channellock ones when I tore the rear end apart on my 2182. Worked much better than the cheap ones I threw across the room. Didn't regret buying them one bit.
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OTC has served me well over the years... I have this simple two piece set.. I've probably had them 25 years and never broken a tip.. I gave up on the interchangeable tip design years ago.. they always seemed to break.
https://www.tooltopia.com/otc-tools-...SABEgKvyfD_BwE
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I have one very similar to the 927 but different brand. I dont use them often but theyve done everything Ive ever needed them to. Except the shifter retainer ring on my truck, so I just bought a bigger version of them. I really like that one tool replaces a whole set of the cheap ones.
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I've tried those kind with changeable tips, while ok there are times there are just no room for them in tight spaces.
I have a couple of dozen ++ of various internal and external snap ring pliers with brand names like truarc, proto, snap on, otc etc.
I don't have unbranded, but in my day china was not a factor.
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I've got a 12 piece set by Matco that looks very similar to the OTCs that Jaynjeep posted. I don't know the OEM (I think it may be Lang Tools, but not certain). I know they offer smaller sets with different tip sizes and angles.
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