Recent content by KineticDissent

i would recommend to buy the kidney lube cart. unless you have access to free materials i doubt it would pay off. don't go less than 2 micron as you will be stripping additives at that point. be sure to have one of the filters for water. i have a cart built by Kaman that works great if you need...

X2 for the load pro. A DMM & load pro will show you the comple picture to diag electrical. I use the PP3 to do quick confirmation of components. Sent from my SM-G955U using The Garage Journal mobile app

Ordered 3 black and 2 yellow. Couldn't get the 15 off to work, but not a deal breaker. thanks for the heads up.

Got the GT-H ready for the winter storage [emoji19]

Those pins are badazz. Do you make them to sell? If so what do you get for them?

I work in the automotive, heavy duty & mobile crane side of the world. 90% of the time that I have pliers in my hand they are knipex, more specifically cobras. Over the last 20 years I have tried my fair share of pliers and have found knipex to be a good fit for me. In both fit and function...

What kind of work will you find yourself doing the most of? The guy building a hot rod will have different wants/needs than the guy fixing up his house. Those needs can make a big impact on the brand he will like.

Another thing about the Bosch is that it gets into all the computers on all the trucks. Also has some repair info and diagrams built in.

That new Bosch unit is the real deal. I will be buying one at the first of the year. I borrowed one for a few days and did some work on some MBE 4000s and Cummins isx. Has excellent bi directionals. If you are an all makes/models shop it's the one to have.

I bought an air hammer socket adaptor today from snap on for this method, now I just need a seized bolt. I'm sure I won't be waiting long.

How about plastic dip? They have a glossifier if you want it shiny and just about any color you can think of.

Does anybody have this or have used it? Having a good set of left handed drill bits and 4 different types of easy outs I'm still on the lookout for a better way.

Do you need a CDL to move it?

I made the switch to the GP duo sockets and haven't looked back. One of my better tool decisions I have made. Tooltopia has good deals on complete sets. I use them in a professional setting all day everyday.

That's awesome, I would be happy just to have a place big enough to put it