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A "thank you" doesn't seem like enough for your post but that's all I've got. I feel like I'm now pretty well armed to sort through the multitude of listings on ebay.

Thanks for the replies, @roofdweller49 and @willf650 . Combination wrenches might be a good idea. I do have some Proto wrenches that I've had since I was sixteen, my uncle gave them to me when I got my first motorcycle. No flare nuts though.

I'm not really a tool guy but due to browsing posts here I'm looking on ebay for some Snap On flare nut wrenches. I've noticed that there are different series numbers (or letters) and different beam shapes/widths. I'm wondering which are preferred. Right now I'll be working on the fuel line on...

I'd like to buy a small, portable airtank (that I will fill with my stationary compressor) to use for airing up tires. I would like to buy US made. Can someone point me toward one? Thanks, gary

Ridgid offers made-in-USA pipe wrenches, as well as Chinese-made. The US-made wrenches are twice the price of the Chinese ones but I prefer to support American manufacturing, not just companies with a business office here. I didn't pay much attention to the Chinese wrenches so I can't comment...

I have one from Sears that works well in my cargo container/storage (it has a leak somewhere in the roof that I can't pinpoint).

From the time I was 13 until last fall (45 years) I wore crew-neck t-shirts from that place that rhymes with Denny's. White t-shirt manufacturing moved to the Middle East about 5 years ago. Black t-shirts were made in Canada until about a year and a half ago when they also moved to the Middle...