Recent content by Timothayyy

Im thinking about buying the 95 piece Craftsman impact set and I was wondering if they will all fit nicely next too each other on the Hansen rails or are they too wide?

I have a Matco 1/2in torque wrench, 25-250ft lbs i think? I just cheaped out and got the Craftsman because its in-lb which does come in handy for some stuff but I dont use it as much as the larger wrench. Maybe one of these days ill get a higher end in-lb wrench and ill probably add a few more...

The snap on is a "cart" according to the catalog but its bigg to me

I just got a harbor freight 5 drawer cart and :thumbup: its awesome.

Hmmmm, well I got the old handle off, I guess ill just get another wrench from Sears and a replacement handle and calibrate my old one based on the new one. At best ill get 2 working wrenches, at worst ill at least have a new one. Thanks though!

I need to change the handle on my 44593 Craftsman Microtork Torque Wrench, 25-250 in. lbs. Sears sells a new handle for like 8$ and im trying to figure out how to get the old one off :\ Im trying to figure out if there is a way to do it without throwing off the calibration. :bowdown: Any help...

The harbor freight heat gun 66098. I bought it a couple days ago and used it when I was putting herculiner on a jeep to help peel the tape off real cleanly and it worked perfectly. It heats up real fast and put out REALLY good heat. For those who are curious I think there switching the color...

I got a Milwaukee and its awesome how u can put the handle in 3 different positions, and I like the big meaty trigger, its great for when your wearing heavy welding gloves. 12amp model I think. Only had the Milwaukee about 2 years and used it daily for only 1 year, but its held up perfect.

Anyone tried the new gray jacks? the Pittsburg ones, item 68056 looks pretty sweet too me. Ive got one of their aluminum jacks and an older orange jack from them and they are badass and never failed me. Id just like a higher rated jack for larger trucks and such.

I got my set SBDPM136V in the mail today. I like the case and how you can easily remove the lid if you just want to keep the bottom part in your tool box. Great sockets for the price :thumbup:

Thats good to know Dave. The magnets falling out of them or something?

Thanks for the reply :thumbup: For the extra 100$ idk if the magnetic is worth it. Ill probably just get the plain ones.

Im trying to figure out the difference between part # SBDMPM136V and SBDPM136V. Besides the price whats the difference? The Matco site doesent tell me. Thanks a lot guys, been a frequent guest of this great site, now im a member! :beer: