Recent content by MichaelG79

I recently purchased the Ingersoll rand iqv12 ratchet and wish I'd bought it sooner! It manually torques to 80ftlbs and is very compact.

Here's the parts numbers as promised, 1/2 ratchet SH936O 3/8 breaker FH12LA

The pics were just for an example. I work in a Mercedes commercial dealer and every so often get a job where the pins are corroded or the plug connector damaged and need replacing. I've got by so far borrowing crimpers from one of the guys but need my own set. The ones I borrow are a Mac tool...

Got a pic or link to the ones you have?

I've found these on ebay but hoping someone with personal experience can advise. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/391135234434

There's an orange 1/2 breaker bar on eBay.co.uk that I'd be all over had I not just bought a krl :sad:

Those look similar to what I've got so not sure about them.

Haha, had these ratchets for well over 10 years now, prefer them over the new soft grip style. I'll get part no's for you tomorrow

It's a kra2107bkpcw

Yeah spot on. I took some stick for it when I started a new job last October but it was to keep the correct top in as new condition if I ever sell :lol:

Like everyone said, squeeze and gently open the tabs with a small pick/screwdriver.

I've tried the search function but there's too many posts to look through so thought I'd just ask. I'm in need of a decent set of crimpers for work. I don't do a lot of wiring so bought a couple of cheap eBay(I'm in the UK) crimpers but they're ****. Well the crimper I have for the insulated...

Thanks for trying, I'm not really worried about, more curious. My old kra roll cab has visible marks from being opened and closed umpteen times a day. I'll post a pic on Monday when swapping my tools into my new krl722 :D

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I know, was just asking for a picture of where the lock n roll touches the paint to see how well it holds up