Recent content by JEdiag

Wear it out first then judge whether it was worth it to you. As far as the black flaking off, keep it lightly oiled and itll be fine. I struggle with condensation in my service truck and even my usa made tools will get a little surface rust from time to time. I clean them off and keep using them.

They are the cats meow. My dad got me into these a while ago. I have one in the shop myself that has a cushion on top. They also made table top models and even some with an ashtray. Theh work great because they pull cool air from the floor and blow it up toward you. Great fans.

And a word of advice, locking extensions can be mighty useful for spark plugs.

Not sure about your exact situation here but a locking extension can sure come in handy on spark plugs... In my industry its either green or its yelow and thats why its expensive. Same thing though.

Ill go out tomorrow and measure for sure( I have both), but I still run into spots the 4 ways dont cut and im reaching for the service wrench. The only other downside to 4 ways are the opposing heads. The points can be a little sharp on the hands when putting leverage on them.

Didnt see service wrenches or checknut wrenches mentioned. I have wright service wrenches and love them. https://www.wrighttool.com/products/wrenches/service-wrenches/service-wrenches-30-angle They are thinner and a different angle. Great for saving your hide. I use them often on hydraulic lines.

I forgot the freakin pea shooter. Guess Ill have to start another order

Gearwrench is garbage in my opinion soley based on their ownership.(dont like the quality either) Anyone remember bain capital. Or Armstrong or KD." Hey lets buy american companies and kick all the employees to the curb then take the intellectual property to slave labor land and make it there to...

Is that an Ike jacket I see. Nice layout. Almost didnt notice that at first. Any plans onwhat your gonna put in that holster :)

Go with Wright. USA made in Ohio. Double pawl, can get knurled grip, contour grip or nitrile. Short or long handle, they even have the 3/8 guts in 1/4 body. Hard to beat Wright in my opinion, still family owned too. They even make a 42" long ratchet. The price is great on them usualy too. Very...

This almost feels like looking through a catalog before Christmas as a kid. Circling everything you want and waiting until finally its here. Jori, is there anyway to order tools that arent on your site, but are made by the mfgs that you do sell?

I have the m18 3/8 1/2, and 3/4. Not sure what generations but all 3 are no more than 5 or 6 years old with the 3/4 being the newest. I work on heavy equipment and honestly use the 3/8 quite a bit. I bought my impact sockets from Wright and have been very happy with them. The 3/8 is great for...

I have the last gen and the newer version(less shiny). Both have been great.

I bought the Tekton 4 way angle wrenches and have been using them on heavy equipment(dozer excavator etc,) and they have been awesome. 0 complaints. Im going to continue buying the larger sets as they come out with the updated sets. I know snap ons are great, but for me using them almost daily...

I got to hand it toTekton, Im thrilled they are bringing a lot of manufacturing to the US, they are constantly improving and updating. I bought the angle wrenches a while back(1 1/16 - 1 1/4) and love them. They changed the finish and I bought a set of the new ones (lower size set) and they feel...