Recent content by lanet2436

I just got it, honestly it does everything i've asked of it from removing subframe bolts to taking crank pulley bolts off, kind of a small monster in its own right... the Hi-Torque now sits and collects dust... having said that the size and power combo is just perfect, I'm not sure if it'd be...

I'm an automotive tech and own the 1250k while it's an amazing gun, it has one major flaw that makes me say do not buy it. The nose cone is packed with oil to lubricate the anvil and hammers. The oil requires changing and takes a ton of time to drain and refill which drives this flat rate tech...

Could always import, depends on where in Canada you are... Or give these boys in Alberta a chance http://styrke.ca/

Looks like something that's brand new, in fact I'm having a hard time actually finding places that have it in stock. But if its anything like the rest of the Air cat stuff its probably amazing!

Checked g2s equipment and only reaction/impact ratchets are sp air and air cat. The rep I deal with tells me the air cat hasn't been a big winner...and that they've been having some warranty issues with sp air... I did find that jet tools industrial makes some.. Or they are rebranded...

Well, the most common point of failure on the head is the gears on the anvil strip off, but the last two failures is the actual head snaps in half. But as a note I can tell ypu3 guys the sp air seal heads are not the same as mac tools. They have different designed heads. And the Anvils are not...

yes, i've done my research and checked the forum's read my post, and i stated in Canada, Can not buy things at harbor freight because they don't exist up here, and that husky ratchet is only available in the USA.

So, i'm quite pissed off at my Mac AR778 for having the head shearing off for the 3rd time in about 4 weeks, and after having rebuilt it with a new anvil for the 4th time, I'm not sure i trust Mac tools quality control anymore. Having stated that I'm in the market for a new Air Ratchet (already...

Having both fuel 3/8 and quarter, also being a pro I feel I can actually weigh in on something. If I had to do all over again I would get the non fuel 1/4 and the fuel 3/8. In the quarter inch sizes I find the fuel head just too bulky. My co-worker has the none fuel 1/4 and I find myself jealous...

i'm gonna have to second the snap on suggestion, I've broken too many Mac Tools universal impact sockets to count, and while i Do love sunex, I'd go with the snap on versions, I personally use them every day while working in a pro environment and have broken exactly 1 snap on.

Wonder when it'll become available.

I can just picture this jammed into so many odd places for my next transmission pull... Do want!!

I've owned this ratchet for quite a few years... Even repurchased twice.. Very common issue. Every time the screws back off I do exactly what you've mentioned clean clean up the screws reloctite the suckers! But the screws are available I get them from my Mac guy every time I lose one.

agreed!!!! Totally in love with this idea!

I love neon green. If I had ordered it instead of needing it now would have been black with green drawers!