Recent content by hoye0017

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What a weird, strangely aggressive-sounding post. Is there somewhere I missed that he directly asked you for advice?

I'm thinking your going to want to leave space between stacks for your fingers. If they all sit right next to each, it would probably be difficult to reach between stacks to grab the wrenches at the bottom of a stack. ...unless you can make it easy to pull the whole stack upward?

I think you're saying what I'm saying. The topic would be basically impossible to prove via an Internet forum. But that doesn't mean someone can't ask the question and hope for a relevant discussion. Instead, most replies to the original thread we're irrelevant and oddly defensive as if they...

This.

Good point. Looking at historical review trends seems like a reasonable approach to collecting more data. The only problem with that is most people will only be applying the perspective of what they just bought, not what they just bought in comparison to the same product they bought years ago...

Thank you Yarpo. Do you have similar channellock products from 5+ yrs ago that you can compare them to? Again, guys, the question is not, "Are these bad quality for the money?" I doubt anyone will argue that, especially given their low price point. The question is, "has the quality gone down...

Sorry guys, I'm still just hearing a bunch of defensive rhetoric. Does anyone here besides Parrothead and Myself have any experience with channellock products purchased in the last year? If you can't say that you have, you are also just speculating. We both have had great experiences with...

OP, I'm struggling with your logic. The original topic was whether or not channellock quality has gone down from where it was at a time that their products were considered high quality. Inherently, this means that we are comparing new channellock products to old channelock products. I see...

That makes sense. Thanks for posting that trick.

So, I'm curious. For those who are not using a crank pulley holder, what are you using to torque the bolt back down? Just the impact and hoping it's right? Or do you have another method to use a torque wrench?

Snap-on has them if you're willing to pay ~$25 a piece

I like Those 2-1 connectors in your link. I've never seen them but they seem like a great option for what the OP is asking for. I would second your opinion on the poke, wrap, and solder technique. When I was a pro 12v installer, I probably did that 10,000+ times for remote start and security...

^thjs is a good suggestion. I would ask why you're trying to y-split 12 gauge. And why the load side wires would be the same size wire as the supply wire? Typically 12 gauge isn't used unless it's for a reasonably high current load (~30A). If that's true, and if the 2 wires that feed the...

This is the best idea. Do this.