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I got a set of the Williams screwdrivers, seem nice but havent gotten to use them much

I love my snap on stuff, try to buy it whenever possible, but I'm not a fanatic and have plenty other brands in my box. IMHO the dual 80s are the best ratchet I've used, snap on hex bit sockets are also unrivaled IMHO, I've put those things through hell and back and never let me down.

Most dealers will only take in bikes no older then 10 years, that includes some early twin cams

If u have any questions lemme know, hope u get the job

They are pretty simple, ask the dealer if you can watch the PHD certification videos. They will help you out. One warning though, Harley service manuals ****, a lot of info in the manuals is out dated, even the most basic things like oil capacity. Make sure you check service bulletins, as they...

I've been trying out my little dewalt, this thing is great! Plenty of power, not to big, and battery seems to hold up very well. Perfect for what I wanted it for. Good call fedwrench

You ever work on Harleys before?

Very cool! I'm in school now getting my certifications as a Harley mechanic. Allen sockets are a must, stubby, long, ball. Torx sockets are another must. Ratcheting Wrenchs help a ton, low profile sockets/ratchet for rocker boxes and top end tear down while in frame. Swivels, 1/4 and 3/8. The...

Well I'm glad I didn't get it! I looked at the ct4410 but way to much torque for my application

Picked up the dewalt 12v today for $100, nice little tool, can't wait to try it out

I've got the 1/2 one, it's not bad, I like it. Too bad yours just gave out like that

Found a dewalt for 120 new on CL, might be just what I need

Well I shouldn't say heavy use, but more longevity of the tool, quality etc. The dewalt looks pretty nice and is the cheapest! Fedwrench do you like your dewalt? I take it you use it for auto work?

I've looked into the dewalt and the milwuakee m12, anyone know how long these hold up under heavy use?

Hey guys, seeing if anyone here has used the 7.2v snappy impact? From What I've read people seem to say it's underpowered. I work on Harleys and am looking for something to speed up tear down of primary cases and engine top ends, keep in mind, these are aluminum cases so 200ft lbs of torque is...

For instance at school a set of 3/8 hex bit sockets are like $80, I found the set on craigs list for $60, Phoenix cl has some great tool deals

Around here there are so many guys who graduated, bought 10k of snappy stuff from the school, didn't get a job, now need to unload it as fast as they can to pay back loans etc. That's where I get the best deals

At my school we have a SO rep on campus, we have lists of what we can order from him at our price which on avg is about 50% off list. We can only order things off that list and only one of each item or set, so I can't buy two sets of Wrenchs..... I've found I can get better deals on SO on craigs...

I like the Taiwan stuff as well as well as the good old USA stuff

I bought one of these used a little while ago, when I switch directions I get a loud click or snap sound after the first trigger pull but after that it's smooth