Search results

Re: The Green Tools **** Do you happen to have a part number for the lower unit screwdriver?

The napa website shows the carlyle at $24.99. Part number is chtsw112m.

Haha lets hope so. I did a search for pipe plug sockets and when I read the post I got so into it I forgot I was reading old ones.

I'm not familiar with S10s so I don't know if there is enough room to swing a hammer very well, but maybe an impact driver would work.

Re: Older Mac tool box - Drawer 7 It looks like you have a puller there above the hitch balls for pulleys on alternators and such. Also, I think those long black tubes look like tools for removing inner tie rods and the silver c-clamp type tool looks like a ball joint press. It appears at...

I have seen colors but I don't know that any are currently available. Awhile back there was a bogo deal with some 1/4" sockets that contained a ratcheting screwdriver and the tmr4 in either green or orange. Also I just typed in tmr4 on ebay for hahas and a red one with a red ratcheting...

I have a couple of those Mac wrenches and I like them alot. I also have the xbm605a set of 10 degree offset wrenches from snap-on. I agree with you and think that the long zero offset is the way to go for what you want. Saving some money on these blems might be nice incase it gets misplaced out...

Awsome deal! The list price in 2011 was over $1900 and it looks like its in great shape.

Does anyone who makes these? They look like a bit like bahco wrenches. http://www.mactools.com/shoponline/product/tabid/120/p-324785-3-pc-no-rattle-precision-adjustable-wrench-set.aspx

Maybe these would fit your needs. They're pretty stout... Straight http://www.mactools.com/shoponline/product/tabid/120/p-317495-11-long-reach-heavy-duty-straight-pliers.aspx 45 Degree http://www.mactools.com/shoponline/product/tabid/120/p-317516-11-long-reach-heavy-duty-bent-pliers.aspx or...

This link seems to suggest that the Snap-on wrenches are no longer made by PI. http://www.europeancarweb.com/auto_tools/0403ec_tool/ "From its founding in 1938 until 2003, Precision Instruments' only customer was Snap-on Tools, for which it invented, patented and produced a variety of torque...

Is this what you're looking for? http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=hand&item_ID=641831&group_ID=674846&store=&dir=catalog

The handles on my f836, fh936, and fhlfd80 are all pretty much the same size. If anything the handle on my new flex head looks slightly bigger.

I'm not exactly sure what an entry level technician uses cause I don't work in the field but as long as you have a good discount it might be worthwhile to get some line wrenches and those long zero offset box wrenches seem like they would be handy.

I was just looking at some wrenches and saw Toolsource.com has that armstrong set for $210. http://www.toolsource.com/piece-point-full-polish-extra-long-combination-wrench-p-130051.html

Their website lists them at $399.75.

Heres a link to Weatherhead sockets. Instead of using a wrench you can use a socket and ratchet to turn right angle fittings and such. http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=hand&item_ID=632392&group_ID=674913&store=&dir=catalog

I agree. 13 1/4" ratchets x $30 each = $390 12 chrome 3/8" ratchets at $38 each = $456 matco 3/8" flex and 3/8" green handle = $90 1 1/2" ratchet = $60 $996 total at these prices which don't seem too far from the going rate in my experience.