Recent content by timboy

My gold standard ratchets,slowly replacing all of my at work ratches with them.

Thank God for this inovation,I hate when I'm in the middle of a good song and my brushes wear out.

Welcome aboard,upstater here.

Posting so I can find replies easier,I do clutch pump installs as well but haven"t had a 7.3 gas job come into the shop yet.

We are currently tool truck rich where I work,we get Snappy,Matco,Cornwell and Mac. For the longest time we only had Snapon but as newer franchise owners have trickled in they started coming by weekly.

I use the EZ Red quarter stick ratchet...

I bought one a few months ago for when I am working inside truck cabs and it works great,on really hot days I also leave it on my toolbox running off the AC adapter.

I use one daily at work,it is a great creeper however I have had problems with the rubber overmold on the wheels coming apart,it is likley due to with the working enviornment I do allot of metal fab,welding,driling ect. so I'm sure the debris on the floor does not help. The wheels and castors do...

I have the 12v Lincoln and I would not buy it again,it works ok but the battery *****,I wish I could find a way to adapt my Milwaukee m12 batteries to fit.

I returned a non fuel 3/8ths for just that reason,the Fuel version does have a bit more power.

I bought the non fuel version and brought it back to exchange for a fuel after one day,it did not have the torque to loosen fasteners on brand new vehicles,the fuel ratchet makes up for its bulkier size with its power in my application.

They are indeed warrantied,my dealer warrantied a set of slides for a 1984 vintage box last year for me before I finally got rid of it.

Well it is now on its way back to the seller,I ended up buying a used one(also from ebay)instead. I am going to keep an eye on the sellers listings to see if he relists it without mention of the chrome peeling.

I'm curious how this happens too,I wish there was a way to know if the thin layer that is peeling could have been buffed off without further issue but there would be no way of knowing without trying. I don't want to link to the original ad as the seller has agreed to take it back for a refund...

It was advertised as new from a tool seller,is a new car not a new car because you buy it from a dealer instead of the factory? Um right up top guy. I meant warranty as in a replacement but I understand what you mean,I am glad the seller has offered a resolution.