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Does anybody have a good online source for Estwing hammers?

My instructor told me that my SO bent-handle flexhead ratchet was designed by the Champion plug company years ago. Since joining this great board I've seen a few pictures of Champion branded ratchets in some postings. This board is a real treasure to me.

jesse AES stands for Automotive Electronics Services it's run by the Menchu brothers, Carlos and Jorge Carlos is usually there when i call, if not, Mario is there also Jorge is an engine performance training guru and he travels around the country giving seminars Carlos is usually in...

I think it's cool because I don"t like wires running all over the place. I don't think I would notice the wheels after awhile:)

I talked to another engineer at Fluke yesterday after my last post and he said that the 287 and 289 are not automotive products. He explained the problem as being a "lower sampling rate" and said the display would "not even sorta kinda" look like the one from a scope.

the # for aes wave is 559-292 3533 i'm just learning how to use a computer so i'm a bit clumsy my 10-year -old daughter has to help me! incidentally, the 867-b has been out of production for about 5 years but shouldn't be hard to find the 98 automotive scopemeter has also been out of...

hi jesse if you're looking for a graphing multimeter by fluke you'll have to get a used one i believe it was an 867-b the 287 and 289 plot trends which i'm pretty sure means from data which is not live i talked to an engineer at fluke when these 2 came out and he was about as clear as mud...

i took my SO vacuum, compression, and cylinder leakage testers outof the cases and put them into the drawers because i needed shelf space for manuals it seemed like the three cases were pretty generic the way the holes were(not) punched out i keep my SO rethreading set in the box in the...

newbie here am curious about this proto rotator ratchet any info or opinions appreciated