Recent content by BF88

I have removed bolts from a flywheel on the back of a 7.3 powerstroke using my brushed 20V dewalt. I can't remember the torque ratings on either the tool or the flywheel bolts, and it wasn't quick or easy, but it did it. I was impressed. They will definitely do lugnuts. If you are located near...

I probably don't know nearly as much as the other people that has responded on here about compressors, but I have experience with the Husky 30 gallon compressors. Can't remember the exact stats on them, but my buddy has the regular black tank 30 gallon upright oiled, and he painted 6 cars with...

Won't matter to me. Craftsman made in China tools are straight garbage. Their made in Tawian stuff is alright. Kobalt being sold by Lowes is substantially better quality than newer craftsman stuff is.

Sort of related to a post in here, but if you are in the Phoenix area, there is a guy who sells Dewalt, Makita, and Milwaukee brand tools, all brand new, for way cheaper than I have seen anywhere else. He has a hook up from a previous career, and gets this stuff by the pallet loads. A lot of it...

You can try bench bleeding the master cylinder. Remove it, bleed it off the truck, put it back in, bleed the master cylinder extensively, then, commence bleeding each wheel. I personally have never gone through and bled every single wheel, although I know that is technically the correct way to...

I like harbor freight, but, certain things they have I wouldn't trust for certain jobs. I am the type of person that if the tool isn't made in the USA, i will probably immediately dismiss using it, but I make exceptions all the time, so maybe it's not as bad as I think. Craftsman's made in China...

New member here, but I am not new to tools or wrenching on things. I belong to a few vehicle forums online, and post in one of them somewhat frequently. This forum seems to be a solid place to go for tool recommendations, as well as tips and other stuff that would be useful professionally and...