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Will an oetiker clamp seal a pex fitting? I know a worm drive will not. Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk

On the note of the heated jackets i have two of the second gen hoodies. I wear them on low with my carhart vest over them and it'll burn me up on warm days. (30°f) Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk

It's made with bits of real panther so you know it's good Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk

I am a gen tech for a living. Genercrap has the easiest warranty, kohler is the hardest to deal with. Onans rarely fail. Briggs/GE are just as big a pos as the generjunk. I highly suggest the onan, if you decide to go diesel do not buy a protector series generac it will fail with low hours...

According to the Internet, and you cant put anything on the Internet that isn't true. I know they go down and die, I've been told the ingredient that cuts through grease is what gets their exoskeleton. How true it is i don't know. Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk

This guy filled with dawn dish soap. The soap eats the exoskeleton off of them so they go down from the weight of the soap and die from suffocation. Or so I'm told, all I know is it helped me get rid of thousands of the bastards without a single sting.

It is the front bearing. Remove the front cover and grease it. I have to grease mine every 2 months or so. Funny my Milwaukee didn't require it and neither does my 3/8" snap on. Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk

The Milwaukee has replaced my klein 11in1 Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk

Ok I'm going with the sk set that was referenced awhile back. And going to just put my snap on ratchet in the box. I appreciate the input fellas Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk

This will be the only 1/4" set I'll have on my service truck so I need deeps and shallows and metric/sae and preferably all in one case so I can grab it and go. Working out of a service truck makes me try and get everything in a consolidated case if I can.

I work on large Gensets, so often I'm rebuilding a Cat 3412 or something of that size I use 1/2" drive constantly and 3/4" almost as much. If I followed what you are saying I'd be buying cheaper tools on my most used tools.

I rarely use 1/4" drive, I use 3/8" for anything on the smaller side of my work usually it's 1/2" and 3/4" that gets used. But every now and then I need 1/4" for something tiny. I really like this snap on set But I don't like the price $625 :shocking: It's part 144TMPB for anybody interested...

I've never heard anything bad about the 8850 until now. My 7850 has done everything i need in half inch. When i need 3/4 tools it can't do it but it's never failed to pull a wheel off, including the multiple times I've sheered a stud off with it. Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk

I was really hoping this would go through i need that exact impact and have been saving for it. I got my paypal cancelation this morning. Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk

What tape are you using? I rarely have leaks with quality tape like blue monster Sent from my SM-N910P using Tapatalk

Exactly, and it's not about being enviromental it's about revenue. Sent from my SM-G900P using Tapatalk

In my opinion heui is the only way to go hence my love for CAT and Powerstrokes. The cat heui is the cats ***. They are by large margin the best engines i work on.

I use my 14v snap on batteries to test junkyard parts all the time

Beat me to it. This is also the same unit used inside Diebold safe alarms.

I use the mityvac to drain and fill generac home standby units and it works amazingly well.