Snap-on means the socket snaps on rite? Because its not a Snap On brand wrench
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Snap-on owns the company CDI, its sold cheaper than the Snap-on name brand, because your not paying for the Snap-on name, but its the same wrench.
1673270
Hard to say. I think it must be a Snap On product. The instruction booklet labels it as "A Snap On Specialty Tool Product". It's an excellent torque wrench and comes with a hard plastic case for storage. When you use it, don't forget that you have to press the button on the back of the head to release the socket.
1673271
It is Snap-On. Snap-On owns CDI. CDI is Snap-On's industrial brand. The hard plastic case is labeled Snap-On. So is the Instruction booklet. It is not labeled CDI anywhere.
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Thats right very misleading as i have stated before. Its not a Snap On Tools
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CDI is Snap-on's industrial line. Here's a link to this product's brochurehttp://www.snaponindustrialbrands.com/DSN/wwwsnaponindustrialbrandscom/Content/PDF/Snap-on%20Industrial%20Brands%20-%20CAT3%2095.pdf
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From what I've gathered, CDI creates the wrench body minus the handle and ratchet head for Snap-On tools. The only difference is the labeling and the teeth in the ratchet head. All sockets should "snap-on" and stay locked.
1673275
You are correct! At this price it is not a Snap On product, but as a shop owner, this tool works just fine.
1888201
It is bolted on but you don't have to have it on. It just doesn't snap on or off. It is not necessary to have on for it to run.
736000
NO, like on lug nuts I always use a torque wrench to tighten them, this tool has to way much power to control the amount of torque, but to loosen nuts it's awesome. I use mine often and am very happy I purchased it.
2278304
The wrench works fine, unless the lug nuts/bolts are over torqued, that is when you will ruin the wrench trying to loosen the lug nuts. You need to use a breaker bar first
1272618
It does snap on, which made me nervous because with other dryers I've had that worked this way, when it gets heated up, the diffuser tends to fall off. I ended up returning the dryer... I hope you have better luck with it. And, I hope this is helpful.
1065489
Haha yup no wrench, just use a thin metal thing off a pocket knife or use a thin flathead screwdriver. Just be careful when applying lots of force if needed.
1202234
If you're referring to the tan plastic piece that goes on the top of the tool, it just threads on. Screw it on to the right. If you are referring to the clear portion, it snaps in place place with two tabs that have to be lined up to click in place.
2072678
Do not remove the split ring. Is this the first impact wrench for you. You want a snug fit. Remember this is going to be turned at a high rate of speed once there is no load. A ratchet has the spring loaded ball bearing keeping the socket on .This impact keeps the socket on with the split ring. You can always use a straight slot screw driver and wiggle it at the bottom of socket to remove the socket. Hope this helps.
461670
It does snap on/off. I did not remove the spinner,prop,or cowling to install gear. The bottom of the cowling has enough flex to tighten the front gear without remaval.
2195876
The on setting will force the socket to be a closed circut, meaning it will be on regardless of what the timer is set for. The timer setting is exactly what you would think, on an off via the tabs on the timer.
831769
The socket is magnetized, so if you have the correct bit that fits the screw head, it should do the job.
1546037
As far as I know, a snap-on foot fits ANY snap-on shank. I interchange them on all of my machine, and even bought a low-shank snap-on for my older machine. It works for me.
373719
Yes. You shouldn't use it for sockets. It's designed as a screw driver not an impact wrench.
1395473
They just snap on. Don't worry if you only have two spots to connect them to, you only need two, if you have three, connect all three for better performance! Doesn't matter which one goes where.
544576
Socket or wrench set is pretty much it. There are a couple of different sized nuts and bolts to secure. There is a video here on amazon that walks you through the set up as well. I found that invaluable as I could complete a step, then watch the video for the next step. Much easier than the instruction booklet.
2105066
actually its a 5/8" socket attached to a 3" x 3/8 extension with a swivel ball joint built in to it.so basically its a one piece unit. It really works great on tune ups. I would buy this tool again if I ever lost mine.
1942767
Yes this is just the socket. Need to have the ratchet to turn this once product.