Recent content by blackedv

the snap on's are so worth it though, the action in the matcos is sub par to the snap ons imo

i think i have all of one sae socket set and the only reason i bought it was because i needed a 12 pt 9/16 socket for 2 headbolts on a jeep cherokee lol. Everything i use is metric nowadays but i dont really work on anything older than 1990 and if i do i just use the equivalent metric size and...

yup i just use a ball joint press to get em out and melt the rest of the plastic left over in the lands out

im in the same boat as you just without the broken tools, im having snap on withdrawls

you speak the truth there, granted i could get by with a cheap tool box but id rather have a nice tool box that can hold 200 lbs in a drawer and still open with fingertip ease. i have to open my drawers hundreds of times a day so it does make a difference. plus theres a resale value also

one swing with a bfh has always worked for me

i wont doubt its a good tool but the same thing can be accomplished with a ratchet strap

well if money is no object then why not check out a verus? we use one at our shop and ive fallen in love with it but at the same time i dont have to pay for it :) but you have basically a solus,4 channel lab scope, and note book computer right there at the fender. plus you can get the pass thru...

i pay my credit accounts by the month but its usually a month ahead so im never behind but if i was a text would be awesome as it wouldnt interrupt what im doing and id actually take time to read it when i got a chance, and its not pushy but just my opinion

i have the same sk flex head spline wrench set and they are my most used wrenches in my box. the only thing that bothers me sometimes is they will lock onto a nut or bolt and then ill have to work it off but thats not enough to stop me from using them constantly