Recent content by Flat-rate

Convert R12 gauges to this new ****. Thats what I did. Plenty of adapters on the net to do this.

Not sure which M12 model I have, It's 10 yrs old and gets used every single day in a dealership service department. Great for interior work, and just about anything held together with small screws or bolts. Smaller than a drill, but not as powerful as an impact.

The sockets also have a slight taper to them. They will go in and bottom out. Less chance of rounding out the square hole, on the really tight/seized ones.

I have a Snap On soft blow. Works great for "tapping off" stuck wheels and rotors. I do enjoy winding up like Tiger Woods and letting it rip on stuck alloy rims. https://store.snapon.com/Soft-Grip-Dead-Blow-56-Ounce-Soft-Grip-Hammer-P886465.aspx

It's cool to be able to disagree, and agree at the same time. I friggin hate dragging a greasy air hose into a car to run a air tool.

I bought mine back the 70's. Mostly used on auto transmission repairs. Have not used it in at least 12 yrs, cordless are way better.

Just a shout out! Just picked up the 40slmax light. Very nice, it's bright, seams well made, and compact. Very happy!

It's a hand spun balancer. 9 Volts simply runs the sensors and screen.

Ebay, here it comes!

I have the 90* adapter too!

$10.00 dollars??? I have one from the mid 70's, worn but still works. Been sitting idle in the tool box for at least 15 years. Cordless 3/8 impacts have replaced it. Guess I should put it up on e-bay. I was thinking of scrapping it.

Here at the GM dealer, fluid flushing is not recommended by the manufacture unless contaminated. Funny thing is after 3 yrs it turns a funky color and it has an odor to it. We try to sell a flush while doing a regular pad replacement if it's more than 50k or 3 yrs. I do my own Honda every 2...

I'm thinking thats what it is, Chinease knock off.

My sister has a 4 yr old Sears mixer, with a burned electrical board. Looking up the sears number I can only find this... https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/1008900890a/0583/0212320.html Further searching, this model # is not in the sears data base as far as what company made it...

Awe! Years from now you will be so happy you preserved those footprints. They grow up so fast!