Recent content by Darius6t9

When I worked for nissan I just used a ground off 3" extension and a hammer for the output seal or one of these. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005MVBEUC/?tag=atomicindus08-20

2 sites that were found on this forum that should help. https://www.powertoolrepairohio.com/ and http://www.mastertoolrepair.com/index.php

Like u118224 said. Get the refractometer. More accurate and no need for temp correction. I have 2. Love them.

I have one and use it all the time. Especially for keeping voltage up when doing reprograms on modules. Worth $60 easy.

It is actually pretty easy to use. Slide the puller rods on the seal at 90* the slide the pullers parallel with the crank. Put the puller assembly on the pullers and tighten bolt. Seals come right out if the puller rods don't slip off. To install put the seal in place and the proper seal cup...

I have one of the shelter logic covers like that. Had it for a few years. Just set it up after not using it for a few years. Be sure to check the stakes that come with it as far as you can. They ****. Spent the extra money and got some ground anchors. They hold much better. Tent stakes **** dirt.

Have you looked at http://www.motortrike.com/. They are somewhat local to me but you might be able to give them a call and see what they say.

I actually have had that same steam cleaner for about 10 years. Got it from Harbor Freight as well. It does work. All it does is heat the water in it's tank and the steam comes out the end of the hose. Yes it is hot. Recommend using distilled water though. After awhile minerals will build up...

I had bought the Titan set like what is pictured A few years ago. The 3/8 snapped within a week. The 1/4 doesn't hold the socket anymore and is very loose now. I don't use them anymore. The adapters are cheap enough that I just replace it when it gets worn out after a couple of years. Those...

The 3 that were linked to are all UVEX full face shields. I have one and use it whenever I need a face shield. Used to use it when I was doing undercoating. Works great, love the ergonomics of it. Doesn't block your site. Very sturdy. Shield is easy to replace and they run about $8 at grainger...

Can't remember when I got it. I know mine has a date on the sticker by the gauge. Says 1987 I think. Looked around in my old toolbox about 6 months ago and found it so I put it in my new box at work. It don't lose vacuum like my mityvac does.

Just from looking at the display screen for the pp4 it looks like it finally has an ohm meter where can get readings instead of different tone for different range.

Dude. I have that same vacuum pump. Mine looks like its been through hell. But it works better than my motive/mityvac whatever it is. I just need a new gauge for it.

Looks like an old ring sizer. For expanding the ring to a bigger size.

I don't know if these were listed on this site or not but in helping find info for another member I found a couple of good sites for repair parts on a multitude of tools/equipment. One is https://www.powertoolrepairohio.com Good for powertools. Then there is http://www.mastertoolrepair.com Good...