Recent content by john w

Just ordered mine through PayPal--could have used the longer one on a Cressida we were working on today. Looking forward to having these in my top drawer!

Magrail TL. I got mine from Tool Source.com. They're expensive initially, but they can be configured any which way you want. The magnets are really good at holding the sockets on, even upside down, but it's not hard to get the sockets off. Previously I used the Lisle magnetic trays, but found...

wouldn't you know I also just bought the 56 inch box about 3 weeks ago--oh well, these things happen, and the joke's always on me!:lol_hitti

You **** Award for autoace - nice work!

I bought the i1010 fluke because it could be used for cars and big trucks, most of which have 4 batteries.

Is there an address you can send a regular letter to? Sorry to hear how they seem to be ignoring you. I bought the 4 piece bearing race punch set this past spring and I hope I don't have to go thru this. Good luck.

I've used the hose grip pliers a number of times and really like them - my hands are small and not very strong and my left one is arthritic. My '93 Toyota has a bunch of vacuum hoses on the engine, so, the pliers are a lifesaver. I've also taken them to school with me and my lab partners have...

Does it look like they'll take the place of both 6 and 12 pt. sets in the future?

I agree with steevo and torque1st - probably won't cost too much either.

I got pretty nervous when you stood in that second drawer picture - that's one stout box.

Me too - hope he's ok.

One hell of a box. It's great that they're so reasonably priced too.

Very fine looking - hope you can come back later with a report after a workout!

$8-10K:headscrat

Keep looking until you get one with the rubber holster - they're pretty much a necessity when working on cars. Let me know if you need me to take some pictures of what the holster can do - my daughter is still asleep, but she can help me put some up later on. If you're a GM purist, I want to...