Recent content by chkustom

Amen to that!

The one piece of advise I could offer is to learn how to read electrical and hydraulic schematics/diagrams. Learn how to use a DVOM, you would surprised how many don't.

I've been debating for awhile now about a scope. I was contemplating getting a Pico from autonerdz, but I just ordered a MicSig TO1104. The price couldn't be beat and all the reviews I find are positive.

It doesn't fit I've tried. The extendable handle is garbage, I used it once and it broke. The handle won't collapse anymore. I have the USA Williams head but the only handle you can get is too short.

I appreciate the input guys. I'm contemplating selling my IR and just expanding my M18 line. I have the 1/4" impact driver that I've beat the snot out of and hasent let me down. I like the idea of the brushless fuel line of tools.

Let me start by introducing myself. My name is Charles and I'm a forklift mechanic for the past 15years. I've been a member for a little bit. Never posted before, but I have a question as to what to do. I have a W7150 with 3 batteries and I'm looking for a 3/8 impact. I also have some M18 tools...

It is ALWAYS passed on to the consumer.

Stop letting the sierra club,the epa and whatever other "Green" outfit dictate our energy policy in this country. But I forget that George W Bush is the cause of ALL OUR PROBLEMS, If I didn't now any better I would think he's still President.

I read that article and no where do I see political party mentioned. Quite honestly he sounds like a liberal douche bag. Every body ******* about corporate greed and profit, but nobody wants to talk about how the goverment is the cause of it. America has the highest corporate tax rate in the...

So gearwrench has a differnent line for the chain stores, ie sears and advance auto. So where can you get the higher quality ones? Gearwrench directly then?

Angle wrenches, combination wrenches to at least 1 1/2" if working on 30k+ machines up to at least 2". A good 3/4" impact and sockets up to about 2". Crowsfeet, prybars and gauges.

I too am a road tech and had a similar experince with a snap on driver/rep in my primary area. I asked him to get me something and after a few weeks of calls and stopping on the truck,I finally told him to shove it where the sun dosen't shine. I've been dealing with tool trucks for close to...

Buy what you can afford. The tool brand don't make you a better technican. Starting out is tough but as you get better, more experinced,aka make money at it you will be able to afford higher quality tools. I will say from experince that harbor freight has one of the best return policys I have...