Recent content by nitropowered

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    What to do with old crappy but not dead tools?

    Donate them to a bike co-op or similar place. They can always use tools
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    Ratcheting wrenches

    I have Snap on 15 degree reversibles and a few flat flip ones (non-flex) in select sizes for what I do.
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    Hard handled SO ratchets back??

    Man, more tools to buy. I just need a 3/8 flex in green if anyone wants to split a set. I have enough 1/4s
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    Small cordless drill suggestions

    Very happy with my 12v Max Dewalt
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    07Forester Review/Feedback thread

    Thanks! Got my green hard handle ratchets and box! Stand up guy!
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    More Milwaukee M12 love....

    Will the M12 3/8 impact to lug nuts on a passenger car? or should I look at the M18?
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    Impact. Cordless vs Air

    Another suggestion is the Milwaukee M18 1/2" 450ft/lbs
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    Have you ever broken a 3/8 ratchet?

    I strip out the gears on 1/4" all the time but never a 3/8 (yet)
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    Hard handled SO ratchets back??

    Hey saw 07Forester post in the feedback forum. If you have been pleased with him, post up there. Can't wait till my set comes in! http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=120886
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    How do you replace comfort grip handles?

    Im in the same boat. I would like to swap my comfort grip on my THNF72 to a hard handle
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    Hard handled SO ratchets back??

    Well I have called him several times over the past few months and nothing.
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    Hard handled SO ratchets back??

    My dealer wont call me back or even take my calls. Goes straight to voicemail. Anyone still able to get these?
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    Hard handled SO ratchets back??

    What ratchets are being made? Seems like just the 1/4 and 3/8 in non-flexhead?
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    Sorely disappointed in Snapon quality...

    I can pick home locks in less than 10 minutes, those simple locks are pickable in less than 30 seconds.
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    Why SAE spark plug sockets?

    Its the same with wheels too. Wheel diameters are all done in inches, then combined with metric width. There are few other weirdo SAE-Metric combinations I can think of. I think it has to do with war time in the early 1900s where the tooling was SAE, but they wanted to use metric. For example...
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