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Maybe someone here can help me out. I am looking for a compact batter charger that can put out 30-40amps. I currently have this motomaster charger. It puts out 25a. You can select auto, 4,10,15 and 25amp setting I have checked out Schumacher and a few other brands but have come up short...

The flex knob looks like a cool feature

What where your symptoms when this nut backed off???

Picked up a snap-on pressure transducer off eBay for a good price. And a Mercedes ME pin removal tool. Someone broke the shop one after a week so I found my own. This will be a tool I won't lend out.

Are you on dubberz?? I recognize the name. What Porsche dealer do you work at?? I'm at Mercedes on Terminal

Just picked up a modis from my dealer. It has 14.4 software and euro. It's missing a few of the obd1 adapters which didn't bother me. Overall pretty happy about the purchase.

It would be nice to win one of these

I would live to give that a try

Real tool reviews did a video a while ago comparing four different brands

The nice thing about the snap-on scopes is the dual imager. I would hate to be deep into an engine or intake manifold and have the clip on 90 deg mirror fall off

My bluepoint had a battery cover on the backside of the gauge not on the side. It takes watch batteries but the batteries we use for our key fobs work as well

Nice setup. Where did you pick that up from?

Try www.baumtools.com. They might have what your looking for

I have the first version of that gauge. Only difference is it has a rubber hose instead of the braided hose. I have used it for the last 6 years and it passes calibration every single year without a problem

I could be wrong but I think user "mechanicnamedjohn" had a hantek scope. He used to have a bunch of videos on YouTube about it but I can't find them anymore.

I agree with the above post. I work at a euro dealer so I took all my sae tools home. Now they just sit unused at home. If you plan on staying in the automotive field I wouldn't invest heavily in snap-on sae.

I would love to find one if those for $150

I have tried google searching but haven't been able to come up with much. The shop that I currently work at is outfitted with Milton L air fittings. Looking on the Milton site, these fittings are a fairly low volume fitting. I want to upgrade to a high flow fitting such as the Milton V or...

Snap-on makes 1/4" drive universal e-torx sockets. They are not cheap (about $50 a socket) but they are one of my most used tools and have saved many hours and my *** many times.

How did you take your hammerhead apart? I always felt mine was way underpowered so it sits in my box. Maybe I should try to take it apart and see what is up