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Looking for any ideas. Long story short, my last shop was roughly 1500sqft with a dyno, two post, and four post installed on top of some sort of stained concrete. It looked nice, but have no idea what exactly the prior tenant did to accomplish such. I'm in the process of moving locations to...

WTG search function.. Just noticed how old this post is. Sorry GJ for the bump of a old thread.

Cool video. One of my biggest fears and a real tough thing to explain to a customer.

I just got this: http://www.milwaukeetool.com:80/tools/cordless-tools/m18-cordless-system/m18-cordless-3-8-inch-compact-impact-wrench-w-ring/2651-22 for Christmas. Good piece so far. Used on two clutch installs and counting. More power then I need using 3/8" drive sockets on most bolts i run into.

Lol HF already gets enough of my money. Plus, my Chinese OBDII reader and fluke just are not cutting it anymore. Thanks! A Snap-On guy not being there for his customers seems counterproductive to me.. Maybe Snap-On sells money trees to their Reps.

1.How much with current software? 2.Is it possible to purchase from a dealer other than my local rep? I "know" there are licensing issues. If I were to purchase from someone else other than the local guy, who supports it? Updates it? Warranties it? I'm hoping it'll "hook" up to everything.

I have a small shop in the Kemah/Houston, TX area (77565) and am starting to see more and more troubleshooting jobs come in. We specialize in street cars and light duty Diesels, but are starting to broaden our reach into "regular" vehicle maintenance because of the slowing economy. Long story...

I hear you. Most of them do. One of the reason I would like to find an online one... Thanks for the info.

RLRRLRLL, what manual were you using?

Haha yeah that is what I am trying to avoid.

Anybody know of a decent / honest online labor rate guide? Thanks Stan

Wow thanks guys for the info. I will be making the purchase mid week and short of the warranty issues, sounds like a rock solid product.

Hey guys I've been trolling/researching an overabundance of lifts here and all over on the intranetz. My "musts": -2 post (I only have money for one lift) -Commercial grade -able to lift everything from a Corvette to heavy duty light trucks (F-350, Cummins, PSD, etc..) -Made here, not in a...