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I saw the mod in Chris’s rigging article and figured I’d bump this thread.

Damn fine thread if I say so myself!

Keep 'em lubed.

I think I read on another forum these are made in the same factory as Carlyle, Napa's pro tool line, and are pretty stout.

Nah I'll stick with my IR 3/4" gun.

I am not so sure I'd call anything from harbor freight beastly.

Beastly! Looks heavy.

Bump for Jomo

Now I have to run power to the tree! The 700 does look beastly.

I never thought of a torque multiplier! :thumbup:

Pete!

Or "Riggin awesome" lol

That just made my day! Thank you!

You're welcome! I am just happy somebody else used one of my ideas.

Very cool!

I think so, the slack would be easily taken up by the bolt/set screw.

Ok here is what I found in my tool box a Williams 3/4" drive 2" socket, OD is 2.682" I hope it helps with your mod.

Oh yeah the Masterhand was $16 bucks as Snap On would have been $60-80 for the one socket. Masterhand is Tractor Supply's brand and fit the Hobbs with no machining. High dollar tools are a joy to use. Last year I bought Snap On ratchets to use with my Craftsman sockets and they are soooooo...

Masterhand is the brand of socket I used.

I thought they were about the much.