Recent content by todd2008

My NAPA 3.5 ton jack has been really good.

I like the comfort grips on the long flex heads mainly because those are the only comfort grips ones I have so far. Time will tell how they stand up.

I have some tools out of that set :rocker:

I bought that set but haven't used it. I am a huge fan of that case.

My birthday present to myself.

Put a zip tie on it.

Ok. I fixed it. :) Just need to buy a half-link and the chain should be just about right.

Weiser is junk. You can just brute force them open. Medeco or Schlage Primus is about the best bet.

LOL. It wouldn't fit properly with the walk in door, Wouldn't fit on the other side. So i had to improvise. The other option was using the chain drive with a really short chain. The only real problem is accessing the buttons, but it is possible.

I think I can mount it above the walk in door on the curved part of the track, its not the best but better than nothing.

can't get the automatic lock to fit between the rails of our garage door or on the other side. Its too wide. Plase halp.

It's overpriced stuff anyway, Snap-on probably made tonnes of money on it with or without liens.

If you can get a hold of the original invoice it still might be under warranty. Try contacting the previous owner, if not contact snap-on support and see what they will do, let them know that the battery was faulty and should not be subject to regular warranty, as it is more of of a recall, IMO.

I have a Milwaukee M18 low torque impact (around 150 ft.lbs) and a Snappy CT6855. Once the battery gets replaced the Snappy will break some bolts off. My dad has a couple of old air impacts that are not very good, not worth hooking up the hose. The cordless ones are far superior to those.

I got a lot of westward impact sockets. They seem pretty good.