Recent content by BlkSlvrdo129

Don't have to bolt it down, I have mine on rubber pads and it doesn't move a bit. You can knock into a vertical one and it can fall and injure someone, which is why it's safest to bolt it to the ground, but that's just a cautionary warning.

it's actually 7/8" wide and the part number is 13-B 060.

Local tool store is a Walter distributor. I can grab the part number later today if you'd like. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a walter 6x1" one that I like quite a bit. Lots of wire and durable so far.

3-4 clutch pack?

Glad I came across this thread, was looking for some special order Fuel tools and I guess I'll keep shopping!

ARP fasteners usually used on the engine are 12pt.

Tooltopia doesn't ship up here. I live close to the NY border and ship to a UPS store and drive across to pick up my orders.

I use mine to cut TIG filler wire, that's all I use them for, but they work great.

Did you use yellow or green ones on that hub?

I know Matco doesn't ship to a canadian address from their online site, Cornwell might be the same. Mac and Snapon both have canadian sites that make ordering online easier for us up here.

You could try to locate a distributor in washington or montana and see if they'll ship.

This new impact has gotten my attention, has anyone used one or have one ordered yet? DTW1002Z

Check ebay for replacement anvil for either the matco or IR 2135, they're about $40 (assuming that's all you need).

Maybe some different adapters for the lifting pads if the lift doesn't come with the ones you need i.e., pads for truck frames vs pinch welds. I'd get a foam kneeling pad for setting up the arms, it gets hard on the knees going up and down all day readjusting. I have magnetic trays and magnetic...