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I'm trying to salvage the hard line and replace the rubber part at the calipers if I can get away with it. Not enough room to cut it.

I am working on restoring a salt belt car for my son and need to change all the brake lines. I am in need of some good flare nut wrenches. I have a set of gear wrench flare nut wrenches but they do not fit the fasteners well, expand and slip. I see that Mac, SK, Snap on and Wright all have...

I have thought about that.

I need to buy a compression tester kit for my cars and it would be a bonus if I could test motorcycles and other small engines. Any recommendations? I had the HF kit. It lasted about three years, doesn't work anymore. Would be willing to pay a little extra for something quality.

I have the Blue Point BTWS. Not serviceable, but very strong.

I've got it down to two units Autel MX808 and the LAUNCH 301050458 GEAR SCAN PLUS. They look as if they are very close in functionality and price. Am I missing something in comparison in the two?

Wondering if there are any decent OBD scanners that will do EPS and oil reset.

I bought all new snap on sae 1/4, 3/8 1/2 deep and standards socket sets about five years ago. I may have only used one or two of them. I regret the $$$ I put down. If I could go back, I would have just bought a set of sunex 3/8 deep impacts.

Vessel are the only JIS screwdrivers worth buying. Yes, They are still very much a thing for working on Japanese motorcycles and JP some cars.

I have a few torque wrenches I have never used. The Masterforce is new in box, the other two are in cases, just never used. Figured I have about 15 torque wrenches so I need to make some room. Would trade for a metric set of torque adapters such as the cornwell CTG102MTAS. Lindstrom MAL500-1...

When the 2008 flood came through in Cedar Rapids you couldn't buy a chainsaw or generator, or table saw within 100 miles. Bought a chainsaw and generator once the stores were stocked. That was over ten years ago and I have not used them to this day.

Got the wrench in just a few days. Looks like it was dropped shipped from mfg. All is good. Will order from these guys again. Might want to be cautious though. some items may be out of stock.

Well, At least I used paypal. I'll report on how this transaction goes if anyone is interested.

They have a great price on a torque wrench I want. I haven't heard of this company before.

Pawnshop. That goes without saying. At least they hold things for two weeks and send a sn list to the sheriffs office before they are put out for sale.

Went back and got it. Wrench had all the paper work in the box. Box was filthy but the wrench did not have any wear at all. Also found an OTC bearing puller kit for $15 that looks to never have been used. Good tool day I guess.

I'm needing a 3/8 electronic torque wrench to get into some blind spots and my snappy clicker is just not doing it for me. I was thinking of getting the masterforce 3/8 digital wrench or I found a snap on atech2fr100a for $75 used in good looking shape but have no idea if it's in spec. Thoughts?

I have been tempted to purchase the newer BJP1 kit but am unsure what excatlly it covers. I mainly work on Japanese and Korean vehicles.

Astro it is!

The left hand stuff is new to me and i' not sure what takes it. Since I have three teenagers getting cars this year, I feel like I need to stockpile some tools in order to keep cars running (before I get the insurance bill?) On a side note, I was out of town and my wife's car had a brake pad...