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11-26-2012, 11:39 AM #21
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11-26-2012, 01:11 PM #22
Re: Socket set help
Dad use to take steel wool and scuff up the sockets and then spray paint them. He would paint the entire socket so if some paint came off they were still easy to identify. He would use 6 different colors and had a color chart on the tool box but once you got use to the color code you didn't need it.
Kubota L4240,Case 580K backhoe, Case 450 Dozer, Deere X500
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11-27-2012, 01:51 AM #23
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Re: Socket set help
Hi,
A few years back, I purchased a set of stick on labels for sockets and wrenches that are bright and easy to read. My Father In Law was having the same problem. I will try to track them down. In the meantime you might do a web search for them. As I recall once they were put on a clean surface it took a small army to get them off.
Thanks, Joe
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12-01-2012, 02:35 AM #24
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Re: Socket set help
Hi Everyone,
I found the company that makes the stick-on labels that I used. The website is STEELLABELS.com. They offer lots of different options. I believe these will do the job quite well.
Hope this helps everyone,
Benjamin J. "Joe" Browning
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