Search results

I'd also recommend a kerosene heater or something for cheap it'll be a much better investment.

Also want some decent brand 14mm hex socket.

Snap on stubby hex 4-10 (excluding 8) Snap on long hex (excluding 8) Snap on torx in 1/4 drive Snap on torx heavy duty t30 Snap on long torx t20-t50 Mac 10mm hex ALL 1/2" DRIVE Any brand 27mm deep impact Any brand 25mm " " Any brand 44mm

What's the gedore 30mm wrench for?

I know people who use them quite often for loosening lines that are loose but not loose enough by hand.

I've used them once since last year. Taking off a powersteering line on a jeep Cherokee. 18mm.

I plan on buying cheap **** to make stubbys 21mm+ for the 7 times I'll ever use them they'll get the job done.

This is great advice. I think I will order that adapter. I seem to be doing a lot of cooling systems for GMs and fords so this helps tons.

I'd be using these professionally so I'd like to hear how they hold up. I've been using my bosses for a few applications that I dont have them for but he doesn't have a set that covers them all. The gms that have a tank with a screw on cap are mostly what we can't cover. I do need a full set...

I have a pressure tester for cooling systems that is great but I need an adapter kit. I look at the blue point kit and it was ~$400. That just seems ridiculous. Is there one that is a better value? Or do I need to just bite the bullet on this?

Up to 75mm.... Holy ****.

Snap on hard handle screwdrivers.

What wrenches do you have that are 22mm+ and 1"+ (besides the sk 30mm)

Great posts guys. This is what I was hoping for when I posted here a nice discussion of tips on productivity. Keep em coming I'm learning a lot here.

Does anyone have a 19mm (or 3/4) 3/8 drive swivel impact socket for sale. Ideally I'd want it in snap on,Mac, matco or a quality brand.

Wow that's a great idea. I've never thought if that for some reason. I might get a cheap digital camera for things like this.

Yeah man make him a lower offer. What's the worst he says? No?

Any tips you guys can think of off hand that haven't been stated?

My IR 3/8 air ratchet is great. I forget the model and such but I love it. I got a Mac 1/4 air ratchet that was used off eBay and that thing is great too. I got it so cheap I don't care if it breaks.

Yeah I always use a cart to put parts on and make trips to my box minimal (some I can't cut down on). I leave my phone at my box at all times and never use it until I'm done. I agree using air/cordless tools helps but in most all cases I prefer to break a bolt loose by hand. I've broken a few...