I would never trust a harbor fright tool especially one your going to put alot of force on, Craftsman is good I have a ton of older Craftsman tools in my basement I mean like 70's-90's old and you can definitely tell there better quality then the new stuff. If I break an older craftsman ratchet I get a rebuild kit for it and rebuild it myself instead of trading it for a new one, but Craftsman ratchets suck anyway IMO. I like my Snap-On and Matco ratchets way better. I been using my dads Snap-On breaker bar he had since the 80's and it still works great and that thing has been put to work over the years and still going strong.
