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From: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=291525

I have a decent set and never use them.

For general use, leather all the way! Not good for greasy mechanic-type jobs, but for everything else, nothing beats these in my opinion. Also helps that I can score the odd pair from work for free...!

I have the non-fuel M12 3/8" ratchet and love it. I could never have imagined how useful that thing would be. But, what I'm waiting for now, is this thing: https://toolguyd.com/milwaukee-m12-fuel-right-angle-die-grinder/

Haha, Love it. You're the type of guy I'd get along with!

Definitely Western Forge. I see hubs, sprockets, sheaves, and all that jazz by Martin all the time, but recently acquired a set of adjustable hook-spanners by them. Good stuff! I'm almost tempted to buy some combo wrenches now!

Ill go out on a limb and say its an old toolpost wrench, but square headed stuff was pretty common back in the day, so who knows....!

I got the Sunjoe SXP3000 because it had good reviews and the best numbers of all the 120V units I saw. Glad to say, I was not dissapointed by this unit, it's built well (for what it is), and really has some balls I wasn't expecting out of washer of its type.

This shouldn't be too hard to figure out. Given the nature of the machine, If the "dynamic" part of the machine hangs up for even a **** hair, its going to move the other part. Have you watched it closely whilst cycling the machine to determine the problem?

I like The stuff from Big Bill. Made in Canada, and they have everything from $40 twill versions, to $700 FR high-vis stuff. TSC sells them around here. http://bigbill.com/product/workwear?f[0]=im_field_category%3A21

Please, lets keep this thread on topic, I didn't come here to read about tree-felling tools. Now, regarding beating tools, I've never wasted my time using a ******* plastic hammer on brake rotors. I smash the cocksuckers off with a 4lb club hammer, and then put new ones on (with...

I'm pretty sure this is the proper manual: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1023381/Craftsman-315-115940.html

I have a tonne of Gray tools, some of which were previously owned by my father and Grandfather. Most of them are beat up, and some have been modified, but they're all still good as new as far as I'm concerned. In the world of heavy industry up here in Canada, Gray and Proto are still king...

According to Google, the Panhans Typ 1760, is a "zagen zetter". Lol, according to Google translate, that means "Saw Setter"

The only breaker bar I use is a 40" 3/4" drive, typically with a 1/2" drive adapter. For, you know, when I need to truly break something loose. 99.9% of the time, its a long handle ratchet. I've also never really given two shits about tool warranties. If I own a tool, its purpose is to...

Is this it? https://patents.google.com/patent/US1469792

I think every compressor I've ever seen has a check valve between the pump and the receiver.

Looks like a check valve with a relief valve attached.

I'm not saying you're wrong, but then again, neither am I.... https://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Model-T-A-Flathead-Ford-Valve-Spring-Compressor-Banner-M-A-Co-LQQK-/162978508643

Just google "antique valve spring compressor". I'm pretty sure there's a pic of that exact same tool.