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Whatever you do don't download the app. haha, you will get notifications in the middle of the night. Speaking of Harbor Freight, I think I need another pair of .99 sunglasses and a free magnetic tray.

The thing with 02 sensors is no matter what tool you use if it needs heat it needs heat..

That's nice..

The side shelf collapses.. Only thing I miss is hanging my impacts off the side like this..

I feel like most of the complaints are from non mechanics.. If you can fit your impact use it, if not use the ratchet and when it maxes out torque give it a pull by hand and your done. I'm still waiting on mine but just from the YouTube reviews and comparing it side-by-side to the old one it...

If I was willing to give up the flex head I would go with this kit. Very complete and great price for what you get.. https://www.amazon.com/GearWrench-85989-GearBox-Master-Metric/dp/B002YK9LA4

Just in case anyone is waiting on a 1/2". I got this email from acme " We have recently received word from MILWAUKEE that the item 2558-20 will ship in approximately late October to early November." Thinking about switching my order to the 3/8" but I do mostly suspension work so the extra...

I have a set of Matco spline box end wrenchs 8-14mm and on occasion they get stuck on a bolt after tightening..sometimes to the point of having to pry it off..

I'll look into those. Do you put as much tq on the wrench as if it were a non ratchet wrench.. I'm not gonna smack it with a sledge or anything but with the length on the 19mm one it seems easy to put atleast 100ftlbs with them. Hold up pretty well?

I was about to buy a set of Neiko off eBay for $66. This set. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01KN6ZVK4/ref=cm_cr_arp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8 I'm in a professional environment so I will be using them day in day out but I can't afford a $500 tool truck set.. A part of me wants to try the Neiko set...

Ya but people love talking about there trusty 1/2". The new High Torque looks badass for sure but..do you NEED it? Do you work on HD trucks, huge rusty fasteners ext? If you are doing maintenance on your basic passenger car you can get away with a smaller lighter impact. M18 mid torque, dewalt...

Oddly enough My impact never struggles with the 36mm but the damn VW and BMW hex axlebolts are a biatch

At this point take it of the car and drop it off at a machine shop. Worst comes to worst they cut it out and weld a new bung in.

Haha, you prolly shouldn't touch a tool again. Just bustin your balls, what you need to do is heat up the pipe itself around the bolt, not the bolt. You can try a vise grip after that or they sell a socket that you can hammer on and it's acts like a claw when you loosen it. Good luck

I like how the snap on gives a spec for manual torque. 3/8" calls for 158ftlb. Very impressive, that's most of the reason I went with the 1/2" anvil for the milwaukee fuel. I'm hoping it will take atleast 100.

I was trying to brainstorm something free and was coming up short..thank you sir

For wheel bearing press jobs. Using my sockets and tire balancer adapters work but.. I would really like a 1 foot solid pipe maybe 2" in diameter to bang out wheel hubs..Any suggestions cheaper the better

I cut off the plug and put the closed side of a 7/8" wrench over it. Def use heat

The specific one I'm looking at is called a vertical rail with a magnetic back. I'd like to keep the on my cart lid.. https://www.amazon.com/Mechanics-Time-VLAS38-Socket-Holder/dp/B002Q8CDTA

With coupons I can get this rail for about $25. Im trying to be as efficient as possible with my cart and this in theory seems like a great idea. If they are junk let me know. Can you place the sockets on the rail without having to twist/lock them? I feel like that would get old.. thanks for...