Recent content by rivertucky

http://www.astrotools.com/default.aspx?toolsnum=1047& I recently purchased this stripped hex tool kit, honestly it has not worked on one damaged hex bolt yet, I bought them for a bolt that notoriously strips on an engine lift bracket. needless to say, they're just sitting there not being used...

LOL, I'am talking about hand assembling a 150k bike, not to replace an alternator on a $600 car just so scumbag steve can get to work late again. When things require patience and ratchets, and the object cost alot more than the ridiculously priced snap on stuff then by all means get the best...

cash is king, buy things you can afford if you have the money. whether it be a snap on set of wrench's or a 250k house. keep your overhead low regardless of the situation, its easy to dig a hole. and if your prone to do so only deal in cash, it ***** seeing it leave your hands and you know when...

they do! but they're trucks... 6.0 & 6.4 powerstroke's LMAO!!

the only way I could see buying whole sets of snap on equivalent or better tools in when used ALOT. We blow through 8mm and 10mm 1/4 short/long as well as the same in 3/8 drive, we use impacts on them ALL day, they usually last around 6 months then they start to round out. but that was when we...

love it for valve cover bolts, was using the Milwaukee electric one but its just too damn slow. this thing has more punch and its about double as fast as the electric or any other 3/8 ratchet. best air tool in my place, besides its big brother IR hammerhead 1/2.

I have two of these carts they are exactly alike. I love the towel holder and the can holder from HF. This pic is quite old so there is alot more stuff on them. I overloaded the top tray and it started stressing the shocks so i put vice grips on each cart. We never close them.

Craftsman tools for me here. It gets really expensive to buy 2 exact sets of every tool you need to work on powerstroke's. On another note all the specialty tools like an (ipr socket) are snap on or matco. We use a 1/2 husky torque wrench just for the 6.0 head studs. 3/8 matco for everything else.