Recent content by powerstroker

I was just thinking the other day that it has been a while since he has posted a project in the diesel mechanic forum. Hope all is well.

Mine are in my wrench drawer, but now I realize my torque adapters are in the socket drawer. Now I need to re organize the wrench drawer to make room for the torque adapters!

I ordered protective boots for my fuel impacts and they just showed up today. When the courier pulled up I honestly couldn't think of what he could be dropping off. It had been that long since I placed the order that I had totally forgotten.

My advice to new auto techs would be switch to trucks as fast as you can. Best move I ever made. But in all seriousness, a good attitude is the most important thing. Be diligent, be willing to learn and figure things out. Show that you're eager and capable of getting things done.

Great deal but $98 to ship to Ontario and then tax and the exchange on the dollar and the deal is not so great :sad:

Got the 1/2" to keep my 3/8" company and upgraded my cordless to new Milwaukee fuel. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'll check it out. Thanks!

Which store is that at? I've been waiting for that set and the 1 1/4"-2" to go on a good deal.

I didn't hear back from the first email I sent about the cart, just sent another.

Thanks! Edit: I had a look at homedepot.ca and they don't carry boots for either gun. Has anyone found a good online deal for either boot?

Where did you get the boots for your m18 guns? I'm on the hunt for them.

Whatever you get, do yourself a favour and get air powered. So much nicer than pumping. Mine is a mac and it works great. The adaptor for International trucks was $20 I think.

A coolant vac fill tool is also something to look into. Fixing coolant leaks could be an entry level task and there's no better way to fill a cooling system than with a vac fill.

International would be a good place to put a resume in. We do lots of engine work on them, great place to get some experience.

My truck is a 7.3. I work on big trucks, at an International dealer. International dealership is a good place to apply if there is one close by to you. Always lots of work on those trucks.