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KurtVerbose



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Trying to source a large imperial socket set

Anyone know a supplier?

Seems the large imperial sizes are only impact sockets which are very expensive. Need it to dismantle my aeroplane engine. It's the large sizes beyond 1 inch that I need. Already have the others.

Thanks.
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47p2



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Elora do a nice 31 piece 3/4" drive set that has both Metric and Imperial or a 15 piece Imperial set

Not cheap though Shocked

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i'm sure you could source just the sockets you need from ebay David.. ... - .- -.




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TugRR



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How about an ex military surplus supplier ?

I've been to this one a couple of times - they appear an extensive tool selection for military stuff . . . .

http://www.anchorsupplies.com/

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KurtVerbose



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stan wrote:
i'm sure you could source just the sockets you need from ebay David..

I have had a quick look.

TugRR wrote:
http://www.anchorsupplies.com/

Thanks, but they don't seem to have any sockets.

47p2 wrote:
Elora do a nice 31 piece 3/4" drive set that has both Metric and Imperial or a 15 piece Imperial set

Not cheap though Shocked

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+£600 Shocked Shocked Shocked

They had this nice 26 piece set for £81.60 though. Think I'll get this - so thanks for the advice.
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I bought a second hand Elora 31 piece set a few years ago from ebay for less than £100, worth keeping a look out. They looked brand new apart from a couple of scuffs on the inside of two sockets so they were probably stolen Laughing Laughing
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Where do you keep them? Smile
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Well there's my mistake - looking for imperial instead of AF. What does AF stand for?
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. . . I know there are none on the website, but they have vast stocks of stuff. Might be worth dropping them an e mail ?

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^^ AF = "across flats"

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Imperial is AF Whistle
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Not exactly John. AF is ONE of the imperial range, as is Whitworth, BSF, BSC, BSP etc.

Sorry, my inner geek coming out there. Embarassed

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do you have a specific size your looking for? will look in our stores and see what we have. might be able to borrow Whistle one [img]http://www.fuelly.com/driver/rob2529/range-rover[img/]
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The system of imperial units or the imperial system is the system of units first defined in the British Weights and Measures Act of 1824, basically we the British organised the worlds trading units for them.
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Oh if you get stuck I had lots of stuff in my garage from the days when I built planes
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