Recent content by Guam_Guy

Gonna seriously look into this set as I am in need of a good metric set. Hope they get released soon.

Did you buy this set? If so how do they perform? I am in the market for a set on thin wrenches and these seem to fit the bill.

You would think that for the price they would be better.

Good ole 23699! Always seem to get it all over my tools!

I have both their selectable and fixed sets and love them. Never had an issue with them. As far as price, I couldn't tell you as I got these as a gift. But I have seen them all over the internet for 50-70 for the 11 piece sets. Hope this helps.

Sorry to hear that bro but at least everyone is ok. Buy that thing back if they total it and rebuild these trucks are getting harder to find in that good a condition. I have a 1985 720 that I am working on. Not into the whole bagging thing though.

Love the build. Quick question, have you been onto InfamousNissan.com? Good looking D21 you have there.

Those are the old aircraft mechanics toolboxes we used back in the day when I was in the army. The foam was closed cell and pretty rigid. They were a step above the older red toolboxes we used and offered fast toolbox inventories due to the shadowing. The plastic case was **** though. These...

Ran a 180k main rotor blade into the side of a hanger. Brakes gave out on the 1500.00 tug...go figure!

Very nice box, I'm with everyone else though get rid of the "Tapout" I'm an MMA fan like no other but one has nothing to do with the other. My personal opinion....your box bro do with it as you please! Badass box though!

Probably the best dealer I have encountered, not rude, not imposing and his truck had alot of hidden treasures! No homo by the way!

Don't know the p/n for the kit, he just gave it to me as a thank you. As for the pass through, haven't used it but I got it mainly for the low profile design, a feature I do like is that the sockets can be used on a regular 1/4" ratchet.

got these today from my dealer. Awesonme guy and a corporate dealer at that.

The "El Brutus" has come in handy when removing tip cap screws on main rotor blades. The difference between the two models are the different drive options and tool length. I have both and they are worth every penny. Works like a charm with hi-torq bits.

Awesome score my friend, I love my Armstrong tools.