Who was it...?

I've already got a set of those from when they were on offer at well
under £40. Very useful.

If I was wandering around Halfords looking for tools that I probably
wouldn't use I might be tempted but I doubt it.

In your dreams.

 

You should get yourself a set of Torrington spanners from MachineMart. I
paid arounf 46 quid for a boxed set years ago and they're still going
strong. No ratchet clicks, just smooth "slideback" with absolutely no
resistance and no wasted motion. Brilliant tools and they come with a
lifetime guarantee too. Not bad for 46 quid.

In fact, I just Googles MM and "Bingo"

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/pro62-6-pce-metric-ratchet-wrench-set

Great for those fucked designs that you need bendable arms for.

Indeed. Come the day when nothing else will do, you'll be chuffed and then
find they're THE most used spanners you've got.

 

You've always managed to get the chain plates "just" right with no fucking
about? I don't believe you.

See, I wos right

 

The Snappy one is probably better, but not by a lot. It's more a slight
development of those that went before with an added function (the ability to
fit the peening drift into the tool). Being able to do all the chain fitting
single handedly and with no effort is what tipped the balance, not the fact
that it's better quality or it's got Snap-On behind it. It'd better fucking
last though, coz it wasn't cheap.

 

Ahhh, so you've never fitted an "O" ring chain at all then.

Are you now the rest of the world?

 

Consider yourself told then