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Where did you get the blue and red thread pitch checking assemblies from?

I’ve found these to be the best, and I really like the fact that they lock in place and also allow you to rotate the pliers themselves out of the way. A bit pricy but they work really well.

Hmmm... sun dial? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I can honestly say that I’ve yet to find a bushing or bearing that I can’t press out with my 20 Ton HF press - and I live in Chicago (Rustbelt USA). I’ve never even needed to heat, or pre-heat anything. Every now and then I’ll spray a part down with some Kroil or MouseMilk and just let it...

I buy a big case of the cheap ones and just swap them out every month. That’s what I was told from a couple of HVAC guys about 10 years ago and haven’t had any issues since.

Just in case someone can’t figure out where/how to tap into their 24v transformer on their heater, you can also just use one of these to add a C wire. 24Volt Doorbell Transformer, C - Wire Adapter Thermostat, Compatible with Nest,Honeywell,and Ecobee Smart WiFi Thermostat, Nest Hello Ring Video...

If you can’t figure out where/how to tap into your 24v transformer, then just buy one of these. 24Volt Doorbell Transformer, C - Wire Adapter Thermostat, Compatible with Nest,Honeywell,and Ecobee Smart WiFi Thermostat, Nest Hello Ring Video Doorbell...

You can also just use one of these kits to add a C wire to your thermostat. 24Volt Doorbell Transformer, C - Wire Adapter Thermostat, Compatible with Nest,Honeywell,and Ecobee Smart WiFi Thermostat, Nest Hello Ring Video Doorbell https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RXL53K5/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Just in case anybody else runs into the same issue as me - needing a C (constant) wire with 24v, so that the Nest thermostat can recharge its batteries, here’s what you do. Find the 24v transformer inside your heater and add a pigtail to it (mine had two black, a red and yellow wire, with the...

I have a COATS 7060EX and it works great but it sometimes fails to release a rim after it’s been clamped down - regardless of how you clamp the rim (from the outside or the inside). I often have to disconnect the air to the machine in order to loosen the clamps. Any idea what that could be...

You should be able to find plenty of used COATS rim clamp tire changers for 1K, or less even. The best part is that these are all USA made machines that are everywhere (typically that’s all you’ll see at tire shops) and you can easily find almost every replacement part you’ll ever need on eBay...

What’s the tool on the top left hand side?

Where did you find the replacement caps? eBay? Amazon? Dealer? I’m curious since I have a 5060EX and a 7060EX. Thanks Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Very nice!

#8 - 1 1/4 COARSE thread screws for 1/2” drywall over wooden studs #8 - 1 1/4 FINE THREAD screws for 1/2” drywall over metal studs

I have a reelcraft electric reel and I really like how easy and drama free it is to use. It pulls out quite easily and to lock it you just let it go back really slow. It locks in about one foot of travel. Anyway, check out Craigslist or Offer Up. There’s always a ton of deals out there.

My EDC blade is an OTF Microtech X85 switchblade. These are USA made and come with a lifetime warranty. They also comes with a rolling window breaker on the base.

Yes I use my tools on both of my 914’s and also the rest of my cars, as well as other friends cars. My cars only go to the shop for alignments and that’s only because I haven’t found a reasonably priced Hunter alignment machine yet.

I have a BendPak HD9-B (extra wide and tall but regular length) that I got about 12 years ago. Only issue I’ve ever had was a burned out lift switch that I blame on a friend that was abusing it. I called BendPak on a Saturday and got a new switch sent to me for free (and it was also an...

Max Air kit with blue lines?