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Differences might be that the Snap On version may last several generations of use, and are guaranteed probably forever, and they pay their workers a living wage; I too would not like to spend that much, but I'm not sure that I would buy Chinese tools, although they do make some good tools sold for decent prices; a friend bought me a set of short handled open end wrenches, I can't say there is anything wrong with them, except I think there is one size missing, as purchased.Picked up one of these sets today: https://www.harborfreight.com/long-jaw-master-puller-set-22-piece-58003.html I'd love to know what makes the Snap-On version worth 7x the price... Fit and finish are good. Threads are smooth and tight. Oh, and it did the job! Even for my modest needs I'm happy with this investment. No way I'd spend $1400 on Snap-On, or $1100 on Snap-On via eBay for what can't possibly be any better.
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