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I love mine, the hard plastic cleans easy and they are stiff enough not to worry about em bending when doing work.

That is an awesome drawer. What did that setup run?

Got mine today, USA

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If it is the store I am thinking of (wolfchase), it is a full store. There is only one outlet (Collierville home store) in mine and the op area.

I have both imported and domestic Williams and find them high quality. They are not 'as good' as my snap on stuff, but I put them on par with gear wrench, sk, and other name brands. I am looking out to purchase some new pry bars soon from them.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Snap-on-Industrial-Brand-JH-Williams-50661-27-Piece-1-4-Inch-Drive-Socket-and-Dr-/290709988849?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43afaa65f1 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Williams-Tools-1-4-Dr-6-Pt-MM-Deep-Socket-Set-30939-/290569594196?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a74c2554...

I have a williams 1/4 set and like it for small jobs.

the hansens don't work well with the CM 299 set. Ask me how I know....

you will just have to switch the positive posts connected to the motor.

Just did the same thing as you but swapped autos in a 3.0 4Runner. I used a small floor jack to give some extra support to the transfer case area and it also helped with cocking the trans and alleviating some weight. I have no complaints with my HF trans jack.

Resin over some old tools would give a cool theme. Cut out some retro ads and laminate them, etc.

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I'll take it. Got paypal?

http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200313572_200313572

http://www.harborfreight.com/7-1-4-quarter-inch-metal-cutting-circular-saw-8897.html I have the northern version of the above. I love it, cuts through 1/4 and 5/16 like butter. I plan on picking one of these up soon.

I keep some cheap common sizes around just so I can tack weld them to the bolts if they are real stuck.

I will take ea 3/8 if still avail.