Uh...trucker here.
As much as I enjoy Astro Tools, I'd like to respectfully withdraw my application to assist your R&D Team in exchange for free tools.
I've seen more than one rig hanging from a bridge and don't want to try it for fun. 😁
S.U.R.&R. sells two sizes of rubber cups that fit around your oil filter and prevent it dripping all over you and everything else...
They also sell an Oil Plug gasket and o-ring kit as well as a kit of copper crush washers for banjo bolts on your brake calipers. Annnnd they sell a 4 piece set...
I use them on vintage Kee push mowers! They have bicycle style wheels and need a cone wrench for the nut at the back of the spindle. I bought the full set of Park cone wrenches.
Every so often we'll have a small leak under the house and have to slice and splice a new section in. So rather than using my larger, ratcheting style pvc cutters, I decided to try out the smaller, non-ratcheting style. Whichever one I like least will go to one of my sons. 😁
I decided to buy...
Hopefully it'll get the job done. I didn't spend a ton of time looking for the highest quality option. OTC offers one, but sometimes these cheap tools get it done too.
10-4 on the chamfering tool. I'll look into it.
Anytime Cam, glad I could help.
Best I can figure is that the 8 points are designed for use with a breaker bar so it has some of the advantages that a ratchet and the 4 point set would have in terms of more angles. Also, it might minimize the risk of stripping out the gears on a ratchet if you...
You're welcome. I hope it works out for you. Let me know if it does. Bonus points if you can get away with snapping a photo or two so I can understand the application of the tool here.
I thought they were gimmicky at first, but eventually I recognized the utility of them.
@LXCam
Anytime. Man, I've been meaning to send you a message with a few tool recommendations that I think you might find useful, but I've got to find the video again.
Yep. Quite a bit this time. I rarely have time to post what I buy. Usually it goes straight to use or straight to the toolbox...
Decided to finally pick these push/pull spring tools up after the last leaking wheel cylinder I replaced.
Picked these up from the Zon (Edit: eBay actually.) to pop CV axles out. They look like they could be useful, but best to use with caution so you don't crack a transmission housing.
The...