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For the DIYer doing an alignment/toe-in adjustment at home, figuring out which tire is off can be difficult. If toe in is not out by much sometimes just going to the front of the vehicle and looking at both front tires sometimes you can see which tire is "off". That's the one you adjust...

Lots of greasy hands and parts here to test it on.

I need to place an order for 3 cans of TCS13 Toolbox cleaner. MAC won't allow me to order less than 12 cans. Also could use 3-4 of the MAGMF as well. Please send PM Thank you

Is this the the Matco Tools Ratcheting Flex Wrench RF17M2A?

Great idea, I'll buy a set in SAE & Metric

Thanks guys. I knew you would come through

Please ID this vise. Thank you

If you have a Snap-on BF612 hammer on the truck and would like to sell it please contact me. Thank you

I have a Delco M16-109 Ignition cable tester. It is complete in very nice shape. I need to know what size battery and voltage this tool uses. The space where the battery goes is not a standard AAA, AA, or C size. The instructions do not mention a battery. Does anybody know what size and...

Ref Astro 78345 ya gotta get in line to get them. I waited over 6 months before I received mine. Order from someone that accepts BOs, when a new shipment comes in the vendor then fulfills the BOs in the order they were received. It may take a few cycles until your order comes to the top...

Thank you for the info. I used the part number from Digi-Key to order from Mouser as Digi-Key had a 10 week wait vs Mouser in stock now.

I have an Eagle Lift with a push button switch. The switch has a waterproof cover that needs replaced and I can't seem to find one. Original manufacturer no help Specs M10X1.0 Thread Total length 5/8"

Do you have a number on that Deen Tools bit holder, Thank you

Older Snap-on ratchets from the mid 1970s and 80s had a small round Snap-on decal on the back head of the ratchet where the stamped logo is today. Is this decal still available? TIA

Why would I ask how much they are worth? I plan on keeping them. Of course I appreciate all the help; that is why my original post contained the TIA (Thank You in Advance) abbreviation commonly used on forums.