Recent content by white_335i

I've been using them for the last 3 years and absolutely love them. Very stable.. Only downside is the minium height is 13" which I feel is a little much for tire rotations..

I have 4 of the ESCO stands and love them. I read somewhere about somebody complaining about the locking pins. Love to hear your thoughts on that..

Are these the same batteries on the M18 Fuel 2663 High Impact wrench?

ordered one from the ebay link posted here as well as a 2654-22 3/8. Thanks for sharing the deal.

Wow. 50% is incredible. I have bought the craftsman stuff for around 50%, but other stuff I paid a lot more..

I am waiting for some % off coupons to buy Milwaukee M18's.. I will either way place the order before 1st..

Wow, you had some nice cars over the period. I love the 928's. I was in the market for a 96 -98 C4S 911. Couldn't find anything in my price range. Ended up getting a Cayman S. Sold it last year to get a more practical car. I will try to get a Cayman R sometime down the road.. I can't appreciate...

I've been using the SYWR. I atually 'mis-used' the coupons couple times :) I actually used the points to get the impact sockets today. Also if you buy online, Discover card has the 10% cash back..

Good deal. I recently bought the 17 piece.

BTW, I just walked in to sears to return the corded impact wrench and I found a 12 pc metric 6 point 1/2 easy to read deep sockets for 44.99. grabbed the last USA made in the store and used my points to get it.

I think I have all the basic tools that will keep me going for some time. I had to order couple special tools for the M3, fan clutch/water pump pulley holder.. My last order this week will be for impact wrenches and some impact sockets.

Thanks. for this reason. I bought 40-200/50-250 in/pounds torque wrenches in 1/4 and 3/8th. My plan is to use the wrench between 20 and 80% of their scale.

Thanks. Will look in to that..

Thanks for the advice. Definitely will take it small. I don' want to bite more than I can chew. Will start with fluid changes and then attempt belts/pulleys. I think that I will boost my confidence to proceed further when I get there :) I work from home. I don't mind both cars sitting on jack...

Also, there are some floor jacks for sale at Craftsman for 49, but they have mixed reviews.