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Do you happen to know if this set works on a Fluke?

Here is my 1607 with tools shadowed for aircraft maintenance... enjoy!

I’ll need to find that thread!

I paid to have someone engineer and design it. It cost $500 for everything (minus case and tools). The time it would have taken me to do this by hand would far exceed $500 worth of my labor. I went to www.caseclub.com (they're local to me so I just brought them the tools and told them the...

Go to an FAA approved school. They have a curriculum and all.

Just thought I would like to share my new toolbox that I had shadowed. I'm an aircraft mechanic and have to work mobile a lot so a rollaway toolbox didn't make sense. Take a peek.. thoughts comments good or bad feel free to comment! Thanks!

Get the Milbar 25W, I like the reversible and the smaller size works well for me.

Milbar is the way to go!

This is a true mom and pop shop, American made tools... support local business folks. I don’t think it was over priced, very fair. There are grease kits out there in the $400 range... shop around and I’m glad I found these guys.

All I can say is wow... these are super nice. I went fancy with the quick disconnect fittings. Not pictured are a double swivel hose and another extension for zerk fittings. Paid I think like $240 Shipped.

Here's a little update to not get off of the original topic. I was able to get a hold of GW Lube Tools, they are legitimately a mom and pop operation... I really can appreciate the hard work of good old American made tools and service of "the little guys". I've placed an order with them and will...

We use a ton of difference greases depending on application, location, temperatures, etc... I couldn’t list all the Aviation type greases... but here are the common ones we use on Gulfstream aircraft (and common to a lot of aircraft) Mobilgrease 28 - Wheel bearings Aeroshell 7 or 33 - Landing...

Heavy equipment just uses a lot of grease... aviation just has a lot of grease points especially on the landing gear

A lot of hydraulic props are like that too... don't overgrease or else you will have a big mess to clean up around the nose cowl

The website for Gw tools said available at Gtainger but looked on their website and nothing, maybe just have to call them?