Recent content by Beaubeau

Busted!!!!

I've owned both, the ir is the best power to weight ratio, you can use it daily easily with good power, the controls are quick and effortless, but I didn't like the greased hammer or its free spin after you pull off the trigger The mg725 is more powerful by 40-50% controls are still easy but...

It doesn't lock at all, that screw on the side holds tension on the swivel pin, I have two of those ratchets, they are my go too ratchets.

Not even close buddy, my foreman at work is a quad master technician for 4 different brands, is in the top 3 qualified technicians for all European brands for this country, is a certificate qualified mechanic, electrician, auto electrician, auto ac technician, all licenced, he can do any job in...

All German, stahlwille, hazet, knipex etc there is no equal, I wish they had truck service. But I'm slowly swapping old **** with new German gold.

1: stahlwille 2:hazet 3:knipex 4:snap on 5:koken

Stahlwille

LOOKS LIKE SNAP-ON! FEELS LIKE SNAP-ON! WEARS LIKE SNAP-ON! WHY PAY SNAP-ON PRICES? Snap-On Tool Bluepoint suggested retail price: $575.95 Lol what a fool.

It would be a better sum if you could use his purchase price, not retail, but we all know if your selling " you paid full price" lol

Take the new price then half It, take 5% for each year then anywhere above or under that sum by $50 is a fair deal. If in good condition.

The hammers they have on that site are not the same as the snap on version, the dead blow they show has a different head ill let others decide http://www.trusty-cook.com/datasheet_deadblow.htm I'm doing this on my phone so those links might be for mobile site, But the difference is that snap...

Every day, torque up some spark a plugs with a 1/4 torque wrench need 1/4 to 3/8, use 3/8 to 1/2 for oil filter sizes 24,27,32,36 etc

Why is directed at new members, everyone new at one point.

Some modern blue point tools that snap on doesn't have a patent for, so they won't sell as SO, and then some blue point is just cheap junk to get people to buy from there dealers, so if for example a 1/2 standard wrench one blue point, one snap on, the blue point is ****, the SO is good, but...

I was going to note that aswell but in some brands I've been taught that they run off rpm to activate variable timing, Toyota is one I've been told, land rover BMW v8s, mercedes, all activated from rpm and a certain oil pressure range, which does not include just the cam sensor. Correct me if...