Recent content by sorefoot

I bought one a couple of years ago and checked with their customer service prior to buying it and they said they had no plans of discontinuing it. As is mentioned above, I probably could have gotten a different answer the next day. My only complaint is the cost of updates after the first year...

Bi-directional control for $350? Is that possible?

I live in a dry land wheat farming community and there's a couple of independent combine/tractor mechanics who seem to do quite well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm not familiar with the lift but I wouldn't hesitate to put on a bigger tank if that was all I could find. I (personally) wouldn't worry too much about adding extra fluid to fill the new tank, so long as the discharge/drain on the tank was on the bottom and there wasn't an issue of a...

I have that wrench as well and am very happy with it. You are limited to right hand threads only though which, so far, hasn't been an issue for me. Very nice to pick it up, dial it to the correct setting, torque, then put it away and not have to worry about backing off the handle like my other...

Pretty sure you can easily set up a DC machine to tig weld steel. I only have a wirefeed machine myself but I looked into this at one point and decided if I did get a stick welder it would be either DC or AC/DC. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think the new stuff is truck guys selling. My wife used to sell Mary Kay and the mark-up was 50% but they had to sign something saying they wouldn't sell on eBay, yet there's always Mary Kay stuff on there. I'm guessing the tool truck guys have a similar mark-up. If they can sell it on eBay...

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****, I just read through 8 pages to find out I have to PM the OP to see how the story ends. Talk about having your girlfriends parents walk in on you and ruin a good ending. For what it's worth, it didn't seem like there was very many D-bag responses. Some people tried to help who obviously...

Mostly agree with the voltage statement and totally agree with the gas option. Whatever you get, make sure you can add gas.

I used this for an online order. Says it's good through 9/20/14. http://www.coupons.com/coupon-codes/harbor-freight-tools/?cid=272305_2&&ccti=018fcf92904b46bb93d4abc61e3d72ca&offer=c just google "harbor freight coupon code" if the link above doesn't work.

I most recently used mine for pressing in the inner axle seals on the Front Differential of my 2000 Ford 4x4 truck. Used a piece of all-thread with some nuts and washers, placed the appropriate seal driver over the seal to be pressed in and then used a slightly bigger one on the other side of...

If you haven't already seen this posting you might read through it: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=218565&highlight=%24100+autel+ds708 He found the Tool Warehouse to be the best price (although it's gone up since then) but it the posting also has some good info on making...

That's what I was thinking, definitely seemed too good to be true. Thanks for the replies. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free

I've searched the threads here, seems like a number of folks like the MD802. I'm wondering if anyone has used their's to cycle the ABS pump for bleeding brakes. I've found a couple of forum posts (maybe the same person) that seems to indicate it can...