Recent content by Andy1234

What you're probably looking at are an Ammco 7000 "Hustler" (rotor only machine) and either an Ammco 3000 (drum only) or 4000 (does rotors and drums). The tooling for both is interchangeable, so make sure you get the proper adapters for whatever machine you buy (example: if you buy the rotor...

Anyone have a 20% code that they'd be willing to message me? Thanks in advance!

Just used it; Thanks!

Used it; thanks!!!

Anyone have a discount code they can pm me? Thanks!

Anyone have a 20 percent off code? Drop it in my inbox, please (and thank you!).

Anyone got a 20% 'er that they can pm me? every time I get a chance to check here the codes posted are gone.

I've done it multiple times via MIG welding. Clean the old paint off, have a good (clean) ground that's as close as possible to the weld, and then do a series of tack welds. Take your time, and space them out; the key is to keep the motor housing from getting hot enough to melt the...

These guys (www.qsponline.com) are great to deal with; they're heavy duty, well made, and made in the USA. https://www.qsponline.com/passenger-turnplates.html

Snap-On AN196ANCF; I use these nearly everyday, and consider them to be both durable and extremely nimble. https://shop.snapon.com/product/Needle-Nose/8%22-Long-Nose-Pliers-with-Cutter-and-Side-Fastener-(Red)/196ANCF

On the front of your M816 wrecker!!

That looks like it may be a Reed steamfitters vise...

I have a MAC set that I bought off of a MAC tool truck back in the 90's; they've been used extensively and have held up well, and they're quite handy.

This is a set on ebay that we sell that is much more complete (and usable)...