21 Dollar Snap-on Ratchet Restoration...Did I Overpay?

Welcome back to the channel! In this restoration video, I restore a Snap-on FAR72A Air Ratchet that I picked up on eBay for $12, plus tax and shipping. The listing stated that it was non-working, and after inspecting it, it was easy to see why. The tool was in very rough condition, both inside and out. The air inlet appeared to be completely plugged, and the trigger was seized, and the motor assembly had a lot of grime, making the ratchet inoperable. After a complete teardown, thorough cleaning, and restoration, I was able to get it running again. It now works great and has plenty of power! Restoration Process I started by testing the ratchet to confirm that it was not working. After disassembling it, I found that the air passages were clogged and several components were seized. The tool was completely disassembled, and every part was cleaned and inspected. The main housing was cleaned using a wire wheel, sandpaper, and Scotch-Brite pads to restore a clean, brushed finish. The mot