That’s a lot of HF stuff lol
Yeah these brand new wranglers come apart pretty easy other than an impact to take lug nuts off I used all 3/8 and 1/4 hand tools to do my test. 1/4 hex driver seems to be a common tool I see around the shop.
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No necessarily instant recall work. More like Assemby line damage or ISD(in service damage). Like if a fender flare gets scratched or a hardtop gets scrapped or damage to a seat during install ect ect. It comes to us after it get inspected and we can either repair the part or order a new one and...
Interesting train of thought. My cousins husband is an air force mechanic on c30s I think I’ll ask him about these interchangeable tipped tools.
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Yeah I was just playing around on the site this weekend. Although the icon stuff seems to have good reviews compared to the “normal” HF tools. I’ve also never broken a HF tool before.
Im definitely going to look in to tekton. It’s on my list for research.
I probably won’t buy anything till...
I’ve never seen anything like what your saying. Do you have a link?
Usually if I broke a socket or a bit, or even a screwdriver I either bought a new one and tossed it or had the truck warranty it.
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No there is not probation persay. Yes we are a UAW shop. I am a supplemental mechanic, meaning they will use me as needed in the shop, if they don’t need me I will go back to my team on the line in my understanding. As a supplemental I won’t be doing any heavy or major repairs, that is left up...
I actually have been considering the icon stuff(right now my harbor freight online cart is @ ~$1100 with the cart and every icon tool I can think I might need), I like that they don’t skip any sizes. Still considering them but wanted some input of other brands
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Thank you. Yeah I was going it originally. Was told by my team leader my snap-on cart(krsc40xxxx) is too big(limited room) and I will be working in different locations so I need to be able to be mobile.
Thanks for all the input, and recommendations, keep em coming . I will try and answer all your questions once I’m off wonk today.
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Hey GJ it’s been a while. I got out of wrenching about 7 years ago and went to factory work. Dragged my snap-on cart and all my tools home. Honestly never thought I’d get back to turning a wrench other then at home on our own stuff/helping friends out ect ect.
The past 3 years I’ve worked at...