Recent content by Vaboom123

Thanks for the comments guys. I did use an older cordless alemite probably 8 years ago. Seemed like a pretty decent unit if I can recall. Also used the 12v Milwaukee like truckdriver has experience with. I really liked the length of the factory hose and it seemed to pump all ranges of grease...

Hey everyone, Just looking for some info/recommendations on cordless grease guns. I've owned a Lincoln 14.4 Powerluber and a Snap On labeled one that used the nicad batteries. Both were good units, but were sold after I switch jobs. Didn't want them to just sit around and not get any use. I'm...

Yea I figured they were on the way out. That's a real bummer. Always thought they were a pretty decent screwdriver for the money. :( shows how long it's been since I've set foot in Sears haha

Hey guys, Was at the local Sears the other day and noticed all the pro screwdrivers were missing on the racks. All I found were a few long cabinet style on clearance. Wasn't sure if this is just a local thing or what? I couldn't find a sales associate to ask what happened. Wasn't sure if I...

I thought older cummins needed a 1 3/16" for the fan belt tensioner if I remember correctly

I just talked to a good buddy that has a normal snappy man. It's a snappy product I believe and it's gonna be a pretty penny!

I have that one and love it. It's been rock solid. I believe it's been rebuilt once after 5-6 years of hard use. It's strong, but easy to control. I could **** down form seal exhaust clamps it tight spaces with it. I now use the Matco "pitbull" 3/8" for that with the extra zip it has. It's...

I've had mine for a few years now. It's been bullet proof through multiple hard drops and what not. Haven't replaced the battery or had any issues. I've just replaced the rubber grip a few times. I'm very impressed by the run time also. It's my favorite light and been an excellent purchase. The...

I know my old snappy man would know what the monthly "deals" would be for the whole year. He'd let us know some good deals on the big ticket items like a puller set and what not. We could save up for most of the year and be ready to buy when the time came.

I have a CP717 and it's a beast! Makes life much easier pounding out king pins and other heavy suspension jobs. I found out about it when I worked for a fleet operation. They had a shop one. I was just amazed by the power. It would shear off any mono rivets without trying. After I left I needed...

Just wanted to update a little bit. I had things set up to go down and look at that KRL1056 and never heard back from the fella. I'm still on the hunt! Also, what would be similar to a KR661 these days? Would the depth close to what a "classic" series offers?

Excellent info guys! Thank you!

I do agree with you guys on how nice and deep the drawers are. Once you have something like that it's hard to go back to a shallow setup. I was looking for something that's not going to take up a massive amount of space right now. We have a 2 car garage at the moment. I'd like the maximize...

Thanks for the replies guys! I'm just in the market for a decent box. Like I said it will just be for home use. I have a KRL1023 at work and love it. I figure if I can get a decent deal on the box I'd snag it up. It would be nice to have something that'll last my lifetime. I'm sure a HF box...

Hey everyone, I've been looking around for a nice toolbox to use around the house/garage. HF, Extreme Tools, and Craftsman have been some of the options. I found this KRL on Craigslist listed for $900. It's about 5 years old and has normal use scratches and one dent on the side of the box...