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Bluepoint for the 1/4 drive 5/8. Just got one to finish my Hansen ;) BLPLS1458 http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?search=true&item_ID=646492&PartNo=BLPLS1458&group_id=682202&supersede=&store=snapon-store&tool=all

I have a Matco set, but keep going back to the ones I got from HF. For the price, can't beat them. I have a couple of sets and find lots of uses beyond panel removal. http://www.harborfreight.com/5-piece-auto-trim-and-molding-tool-set-67021.html...

I have the same ratchet that I purchased in the early 70s when I was starting out as an A&P. One of the first ones I bought as well. Like you, I'm holding on to it. I think it's survived the years better than I have ;)

and also according to the New Arrivals thread ;)

A few odds and ends. SO 3/8 Flex handle, Blue Point 3/8 Driver, SO 100# torque stick, couple of T47s (Lisle), SO Catalog and Blue Point 1/4 drive 5/8 deep (to fill out a Hansen tray)

Here's mine, finally organized. Love this cart, especially for $149 (coupon). Amazing what it will hold. Probably have 80 - 90% of the stuff I regularly use in it.

Here's my MAC, MR5F, around 5 years old.

Love it :thumbup:

True, too many years I guess in dealing with real estate contracts :lol_hitti

One more thing, see if you can get your abutters on board.

Any offer to purchase RE should have a contingency subject to review and acceptance of any covenants hence protecting your deposit. Restrictive covenants are public record as they are usually filed with the deed. You'd be hard pressed to find a house where I live that is not is some sort of...

Wow, that guy wants mucho buckos for those. Picked this up at HF for less than 1/4 of what he wants. Works fine. http://www.harborfreight.com/1-2-half-inch-drive-stud-extractor-94640.html

Welcome from SE FL :beer:

Love my Beckman Industrial; 20 years old and sill ticking.

You can take the catalog on your morning constitution :D

If you get it off, try some anti-seize for the next time.

They never do :mad:

Echo? I know they're owned by Yamabiko (Japan), all the Echo stuff we have is assembled in USA.

No, it was something I got at HD a long time ago for my Husky roller. Just lucky!

Picked mine up a few days ago and put it together today. Used the $150 coupon. It's definitely a lot of cart for the money and a lot of storage. Assembly was pretty easy, a line up punch helped a lot. I was able to put it together myself by lying the assembled frame on the floor and sliding...