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Cordless ratchets hands down, currently upgrading to the new fuel ratchets

Take a look at th e STIHL cordless line, fri end has the weed whacked and loves it

Kentool dual wheel separator, absolutely love it have 2 for faster removal of bigger wheels, but they are not cheap

Chris, I tried to pm you, but your box is full

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This is the least expensive and easiest way to go also works really well if you have damaged threads on a blind hole.

Kind of depends on what kinds of things you will be doing in your garage, I would lay out power, air and water carefully, and make plans for storage of tools, parts, materials etc. also lay out work zones depending on what you would be doing i.e., welding and fabrication area, carpentry area...

Amazon Tooltopia Cornwell truck

I sent a ratchet to Armstrong for warranty, usps lost it for almost a year, but sure enough when Armstrong received it I had a replacement shipped the next day, and customer service was very pleasant

5 year warranty and the e service is great, I have warrantied 1 ratchet and 1 impact, got them back good as new, it's worth a shot, but my guess is you will get it repaired or replaced

For the amount of time my 1/4 and 3/8 m12 ratchets have saved me, I'm not overly concerned about the price it will pay off in the end

On the socket sets I cut out the inner molded portion and use the case to store spare parts, or I make dividers and use them to store nuts and bolts

install the gauge in either the radiator or degas bottle, use shop air to pull vacuum on the cooling system, once you get target vacuum, take the second hose, fill the hose with coolant and place one end in a bucket of coolant,connect the other end to the gauge and open the valve, coolant flows...

Use it almost daily, even bought my own after using the shop one for a bit, wont use anything else for cooling systems