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Hi All, thank you for the suggestions! I am thinking of going the mid torque route as it seems the appropriate size to get in for the suspension work as well! Will keep an eye out as i have a week or two before I have to deal with this :-)

I can, but I have some suspension work coming up as well, so ideally I would have a tool that will assist with that as well (Like the smaller mid torque model) I have gotten by with a breaker bar thus far in life, and could probably continue, but hey, looking for a glow up :)

Also in michigan, so I assume I might have some similar issues

It is on the list and not an issue of funding. The electrical is major surgery that is going to require several months lead time for an electrician. The house panel needs to be replaced as well. If it was just running off of a modern box, I would have done it already. Even if I did though. I...

Yowza, so I jusst checked prices , holy hell. But fair enough. Buy quality. Seems the 2767 high torque tool is roughly 450 Just as a point of comparison, there is someone in our forum selling a snap on 1/2 cordless impact with 2 batteries for 540 shipped. Is the snap on setup with a look? Or...

I can't find it at a sore as Lowes doesn't really sell them a unite. I can always buy from Amazon and return it I suppose!

Is those your only stand alone tools? Do you plan on converting over to the full milwalkee line at some point? Or sticking with Ryobi? Tha ks so much for the input!

Haven't tried calling, if I ever want new I night do that! Used for me is perfect to see if I even like it.

Hi All, back with another question I currently have the Porter Cable 20V Lithium (what Lowes used to sell) ecosystem. I have roughly 10 tools and 6 batteries. Most everything is going strong and in good shape. I know that Porter Cable is being discontinued at Lowes, and as such I am...

This is fair, however, I reached out to Snap On twice looking for a franchise near me, no response. So I gave up. But your point is valid.

FWIW, I bought my 20V porter Cable set 8-10 years ago, and they are in excellent condition, never burned out a battery, and an still able to easily find new batteries if I wanted. I have corded tools for certain jobs, jigsaws, hammer drill, circ saw. But the cordless tools are my daily drivers...

Biggest thing for me would have been more storage, i have had to buy 3 boxes over the years and I finally, 10 years after buying my first house, have a tool box big enough. As a Diy'er tinkerer/prosumer, biggest things would be this Large Mechanics tool set Largest (Most power) midrange...

God I hope I am just dipping my toes in the water, I have enough expensive hobbies as it is!

makes sense! To be honest though, In 34 years I have never serviced a ratchet yet :-) But this makes sense! So I did a bit of "shopping" today paid $68.90 ($65+$3.90 Tax, +$0 Shipping) for a used F80 ratchet paid $190.78 ($169.99 + $10.80 Tax +9.99 Shipping) for a used FLF80 and TF72 together...

I am a bit used to the Quick release, but willing to try something else.! I will keep an eye out

Name isn't All that important, was just looking for better/smoother operation. Perhaps I will just grab the longer one then!

I need better friends apparently!

Is there a reason I wouldn't want the FOD version of the ratchet? How can I identify one vs regular if I am looking on Ebay? Thank you for the link!

What is the FOD and how can I differentiate them? Never had a flex head, so If I buy one of them, I will probably buy a fixed head as well! Quick release or not is irrelevant, my current ones are quick release and I have never had an issue. And yes, I am just looking to treat myself a bit...

That would be ebay with a weird auto correct error ;)