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Great review, looks real handy to surface prep.

Uhaul for sure.

Re: Does anyone use crawfoot wrenchs? Worth having for sure. P/S lines and brake lines are the biggest uses.

4yr old thread you dug up.

i've bought alot of mac over the yrs and have never had an issue with warranty on the truck

I purchased a set of genius 42pcs 3/8" impact set. They offer 2 different kits and one is co-moly and a tad more expensive. Its very complete, wall thickness in on the thick side, but for the money its hard to beat. Sunnex would also be a good choice for the money.

They make mufflers that can be added to help limit db levels. As long as you have some type of vent with maybe a small fan to remove hot air during the hotter months, the closet idea will work fine. You could set it up on a thermo switch to turn the fan on when temps get up past a set point...

Definitely like the 120 volt powering option as well. Could see that coming in handy. Nice review by the way.

No sh-t, I was helping my father grind some stripped nuts and he has a 4.5" HF grinder and holy sh-t my hands felt like they were going to fall off from the vibration.:willy_nil

Love seeing the classics being put back to use

That is one of my bigger complaints with some of the lower priced socket sets. The skipping of common sizes is an issue for me. Alot of times is it a commonly used size like 16mm or 19mm ect. Don't get it either

Ordered a couple, and received them a week ago. Good quality and sturdy build. Great option for the money.

I've not ran into this with our dealer, but have had the screws loosen over time. drop of loctite and run them back in, no issues after.

Nicely done. I have always done the lube and pull method, but i'm liking this method considerably more. Thanks

Back a month or so ago, I made an online pickup in store order for the first time. walked into the tool department assuming that is where I would need to go. I told the guy at the counter why I was there, and he pointed me to the kiosk and gave directions on how to use it. By the time I went...