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Those sizes are way to big for an impact driver. 12 mm is probably about where I change to the 3/8 impact and swivel sockets

No experience with those but I just use a 1/4 wobble bit driver with regular sockets for my impact driver. It works fine for small low torque fasteners.

I added a small 20 gallon tank on the far end of my shop away from the compressor. Only about 50' from the compressor. I feel like it helps with my impact for shorts bursts but my air piping is very basic and probably undersized. I am sure someone smarter than me will have an answer but it...

I would rent a scissor lift or scaffolding to do the initial work you need to do. After that it's hard to beat a compact tractor with QA forks especially if OP has acreage to maintain. In my opinion a forklift in a shop that size would be overkill unless you are dealing with very heavy material...

Slightly oversize holes on 3pt equipment are your friend. A little slack doesn't hurt and makes getting the pins in WAY easier!!!

Either one is fine. Biggest use for my 3/4 drive chrome sockets

Don't know about the Gen 2 Icon ratchets but the Gen 1 ratchets had a wave washer between the cover plate and the anvil. It was in some of them and was left out of some. Don't know if it was by design or a quality control problem during the assembly process.

Breaking fasteners loose with ratcheting wrenches is fine within reason. Maybe the wrench you broke was not a quality wrench but a brake caliper bolt is not a place I would use one.

I don't really like the two position wobble extensions like the Tekton or the Snap on wobble plus. They always lock straight in a tight spot when I need the wobble. Snap on is definitely better especially in 1/4" drive wobble extensions. One of the tools Snap on sells that is worth the price

I feel the big advantage of 1/4" drive is more the compact size of the ratchet head in tight spots. I would look at not having 1/4" drive a big disadvantage

I would shift the garage doors to the left so you are more lined up with the future lift placement.

That Matco name on the handle will let you warranty them on the truck so it is worth the extra cost.

$500 for them even if they matched perfectly would still be nuts!!

If the OP would post a pic of drawer slide from the side it would be easy to answer how to remove

You may be correct but from the pics it appears that box like it has the basic friction slides and should have exposed clips