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good to know I'm not the only one with this constantly buying tools sickness... got this 2 days ago... Snap-on 1/4in drive sets, extensions, ratchet handle and Snap-on 8mm to 19mm, all for $115 from another forum and a Beryllium pipe wrench for $25 off Craigslist. needless to say very_happy...

yes ... please... pic's would be nice

Re: Snap-On Floor jack rebuild Part IV Hiball... is there any chance you can put back all the posts you deleted? like several other folks, got a Walker 1 1/5 ton floor jack that needs help. mine was recently rebuilt before I purchased it, so has all new seals already. but something is still...

thanks for sharing... just purchased a Walker 93632 off Craigslist that needs attention. pumps up, but doesn't stay.

looks like you are in good hands ... Hiball is an expert just purchased a Walker Jack today off craigslist, that looks very close to yours. mine is a model 93632, 1 1/2 ton... no leaks, but doesn't hold pressure. hoping it's the valve just below the u-joint and my cylinder doesn't have to...

just purchased this forklift jack ... sure could have used this last week when I was working on my Case 1845b skid steer. no markings, still trying identify. closest match is Esco 4 ton, but internal parts are different from exploded diagrams. puking fluid from pump up piston seal...

Hein Warner floor jacks are now made in US again. very strange trip to mfg in Asia, then back again in USA.

another vote for craigslist... don't be in a hurry and you can scoop up a set for dirt cheap

go with most any affordable brands like craftsman.... then slowly look for deals on Snap-on. don't get in a hurry the deals will come. Mac is owned by Stanley... so guess who makes Mac tools? Stanley tools are sleepers... very nice quality box end wrenches

got both 3/8 and 1/2 impacts sockets in Snap-on, but almost never use the 3/8 impact set. it's the 3/8 or 1/4 chrome set that get used. for torque levels seen by 3/8 or 1/4 in sockets. for the rare times 3/8 impact drivers are used, it's fine to use chrome sockets. vs 1/2 in impact sockets...

use a credit card.... merchants don't have a choice but to do refunds... that is if they want to continue to use Visa/Mastercard. all you have to do is call your credit card co up ...you tried to return merchandise and merchant refused to give refund.

a hollow pipe works good for a cheater bar on a 3/8 drive ratchet. but usually do that on 1/2 in ratchet/sockets

got two simplex house jacks that I never use.... clever using em as jack stands

huh.... when hand sharpened... a chain is good for a LOT of sharpening. most arborist will touch up a chain after each refill of fuel and/or when saw is no longer throwing out large chips. if machined ground by a shop, they are pretty aggressive and will grind a lot of metal off. you could...

didn't even imply an occasional user go with bulk chain. only pro's and/or heavy users mess with bulk chains. just laying out options.... just like the two pro model chain sharpers I posted... knowing most folks would never go for one of those.

my Reed 406 is plenty big for anything so far ....

been happy with my klien tools... but they are limited to my electrician's kit only. profile of klien Phillips screwdrivers seem to work better than Snap-on on some Phillips head screws. Snap-on may be higher priced... but they warranty blades with no questions. but it may be a trick finding a...

it's a remake of an old system that never sold or worked well. this version has guides to dress the stone. note cutters are set at an extreme angle to allow stone to work. requires use of a completely different chain to work. in spite how promote video showing pro's using this setup. highly...

hand filing is good unless you wack something hard. then a tooth gets damaged and a grinder is needed. learning curve for sharpening by hand can be steep. once you figure it out, then sharp chains can be hand filed faster than you can change out a chain. I'm pretty mechanically inclined and...

OK... where's the hammer thread? got boxes of hammers :beer: