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I bought mine (limited edition) and it came with the quick change chuck and 5 bits for $300

Maybe some sort of tire "spoon" tool.

The cylinder will allow the arms to rest on the locks then the cylinder wont go any further as it relies on weight to retract.

Car looks good, here's a pic of a buddies "53" that he bought from my late business partner and rebuilt.

I also have that same analyzer that my dad gave me and I haven't used it in years for obvious reasons.

I have a set of Snap-on hard handles in red I'd like to sell. I bought a set of instinct grip I like better so that's the only reason I'm selling them. OP, PM me if you're interested.

I just got home from vacation and awaiting me was my new Snap-on 1/2" drive locking flex head ratchet I bought from 90zcar.

The problem with this meter is if you need to check Amps it doesn't start reading until 40 Amps (called and talked with a rep from Fluke about this before buying my Fluke 375 amp clamp meter). I work on lots of construction equipment and more specifically lots of battery powered scissor lifts...

I would keep the Baldor for sure.

The cheap brands tend to twist and break whereas the good ones don't seem to have any issues. I've used and even abused my SO sets without any issues so far.

I work 2 miles from there but I'm currently on vacation at the other 2nd of the state until the 13th. I'm sure people will be getting deals.

Nice score. I missed out once on a really nice Wilton variable speed drill press by a matter of a couple minutes for $250.

I'll bet you'll find it in the last place you look. :bounce:

Technology has advanced.

Caught me one this morning without doing a thing, looked in my garbage can at the end of my work bench at work and there sat a baby possum scared and afraid. I hate the damn things and used to go out of my way to kill them, one of my co-workers took the trash can outside and let it go.

I've built two work benches and both are 36" deep as I used a 1 7/8" solid hardwood door as the top surface so it is 80" long and IIRC I built them 41" tall. One of the benches I also installed an .125" steel top with a backsplash that is 8" tall.

I started my current job as a lube tech and told the company that I wasn't willing to bring my tools to work as I use them alot doing side jobs so the company bought a small basic set of tools for the lube truck. About 8 months later I was asked if I wanted to become an apprentice mechanic (yes...

I have a Snap-on set that don't duplicate sizes on any wrench.

Check with your local Mac dealer. I bought a bit set that has just about every pozi-drive bit in it.

I use pozi-drive every day, I have yet to have a need for a tamper proof torx.