Recent content by upstateny918

I have had one of their "kits" in my amazon shopping cart now for a week or so. Hadnt heard any real world reviews yet. Let me be more specific. Most of the work I do is with barrel style crimped pins in any of a variety of equipment. We also make our own harnesses when necessary to run...

Where is everyone getting their male and female pins for deutsch connectors? I've looked around and have yet to find a "deal" on them

Heres My new 56" HF top and bottom, next to my old 44 with side cab that was full to the gills and then some. New guy bought that from me and I hopped in the pickup and ran to the local HF and got myself the new one.

I realize that the box isn't as deep, and probably isnt ideal, but Im on the hunt for something. I kick myself all the time now for not trading when my Snap On guy had a used black Matco triple for 1500!!

Autoxvaliant, thats the type of feed back I wanted to hear! I'd love to see some pics of what it looks like after daily use in a cat shop. We run mostly cat, but our forestry equipment varies widely.

Now before I get the bashing, "go search", etc etc I would like to say, I have searched, and I still have a question! Im in need of a larger box for work. My current 44" w/side cab is over full, as is the locking storage on the bottom of my bench (large wrenches and 1" drive sockets mostly)...

My Matco/ADV set goes from 5/16ths to 1-1/2" in 1/2" drive. I really am happy with the set. My 3/4" impact gun is an Aircat th1600, Awesome gun and for under 400 bucks even better!

Yes almost daily they are used by someone in our shop (my set is under my bench available to drivers/mechanics alike), Never had too much of an issue with them not fitting. Only thing I wish is that they had included a 1-7/16"

Not sure what you do or what you work on, but I use 21mm on Cat equipment quite a bit (new stuff obviously), 30mm, 36mm, Much beyond those my HF combo and offsets fill the void.

Left, I have them on my own stuff, the last 3 shops, and my service truck all were set up that way. From die grinders and air ratchets to 1" guns

Mine doesnt really lack, it Lacks more in literature. I dont have a huge amount of electrical back ground but I have no choice but to learn it (who doesnt look around you everythings electronic). Basics are nice, but I'd like something that didnt feel like Playskool made it for a...

I got that same socket when I bought my 1" drive Snap On ratchet (L73) Its been in my box for a few years and I even had it warrantied because it was broke when I got it, More of a conversation piece than anything!

I'm sort of an electrical newbie. I came from old equipment where you had 12 or 24 volts to everything. The stuff im working on now nothings older than 98/99 so its a learning curve for me, and I really want something that comes with or has a good amount of "back up" information on the...

Whats everyone using for Multimeters on Heavy Equipment? I see Fluke, Matco, Blue Point, Snap On, Extech and a few others on the market now, but whats recommended with out jumping both feet into a Fluke? I have an "el-cheepo" now that lets me "get by" but I'd really like something I could...

I have sk, craftsman, and snap on, all mixed together to make 1/4 and 3/8" drive "sets" in both Metric (to 19mm) and SAE to (3/4"). Only thing I've noticed is some are "looser" in the pivot which doesnt really matter to me as I tape them all anyways. I also have one matco (10mm 12pt 3/8 drive...