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Husky 52" Industrial

For sale a Bluegrass speed wrench and 1/2" breaker bar, also include is a Craftsman 3/8" pull handle. These are older tools but still in good shape for there age. I just don't use these. Maybe someone can put them to good use. Message or text 334355one1672. Thanks

For sale a Mac Tools speed wrench and 3/8" breaker bar. These are older tools but still in good shape for there age. I just don't use these. Maybe someone can put them to good use. Message or text 334355one1672. Thanks

I'm looking for a case for a Mac TWVA250FD torque angle wrench. Thanks.

I ended up going with this box as an upgrade from a 44 HF box with side cabinet. It held everything I had in my previous box and all the stuff laying around on shelves into one place. I love the look, build and it was the best value for the money in my case...

I wish I could have found a starter tool kit this cheap when my son was in aviation school 3 years ago.

Yep. It's used to extract the stud in all of us.

No clue, I just know you can move the drawers around in these boxes. I moved the bottom 2 drawer in my side box into the middle and moved 3 smaller drawers to the bottom. So I know you can put 2 small drawers in place of one drawer. I think you can find a parts list for the top box and call HF...

This was my grandfather's 1/2" Powr Kraft drill. It still worked until the cord was burnt up in a house fire in 2008. It still works, but I just put it in a closet in the garage and forgot about it until I was cleaning up a week ago. I need to either find time to replace the cord or pass it on...

You do realize that you can replace the deep drawers with shallow ones.

I threw 2 of those in the trash a couple weeks ago. They came with the Gearwrench flex head wrenches I purchased. I tried for a couple months to give them away and no one wanted them. Go figure.

Funny you mention Pegboard and Slatwall. I work for a company that produces thousands of square feet of this stuff everyday. We apply the different coatings and punch the holes and cut the slots in the material.

I use snap ring pliers on everything from chainsaws, car engines, transmissions, gear boxes, and hydraulic cylinders and the such. I have used almost every type of snap ring plier made in some shape, form or fashion. I have used the HF/box store brands to snap on and their equivalents, some work...