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I always used to laugh at the 5.5mm sockets. I find that I use it often on fords, along with my 7mm swivel, which is great for ignition coils on the Crown Vics in our police fleet. I can't recall the size (6.7?) But I had to get the socket for a BMW fuel filter strap a few months back. I don't...

Now THAT is an awsome vice, regardless of whom made it. I'm not sure what benefit it would have over a covential vice, but a great conversation piece, nonetheless.

I agree. This engine is relatively lightweight and strong. Oval trackers used them, Ford put turbos on 'em, the aftermarket still has great parts available and they are super cheap. I have personally seen many run 250-300 hp with a decent turbo, production head...on pump gas.

I carry a Benchmade everyday. I paid about $250.00 about 3 years ago. Hasnt failed me yet.

The question was how much.. sorry. I went off the track. $100.00 to $200.00 will buy a good quality light. Only buy a cheap one if your never going to need to rely on it.

As a firefighter, I always carried minimum 2 lights in my gear at all times. I carried a battery powered Streamlight clipped to my coat, and a "Little Ed" in my left pocket of my bunkers. I was religious on changing batteries every 30 days, regardless. I am a believer on preparedness. I still...

Oh I'm a wrench! Always have been. I have had different shops, different mediums, but my mangled, grease impregnated hands tell all to my career.

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I"ll bet that ratchet could tell some great stories if it could talk.

Harbor Freight. The name explains that it comes in from the......Harbor. not too many domesticly manufactured items go out to sea and them back through the harbor. Not to be sarcastic but really? Like in the movie "You don't mess with the Zohan" the stereo shop name is "Going out of business".

Cool mother in law! Wanna trade inlaws?

I also have a Buffalo model 15, but mine is a tabletop. I found it a few years back when someone was tossing it out for the trash. My lucky day.

Its the first time seeing it for me. Unbelievable is all I can say. You really have to respect and appreciate the craftsmanship and ingenuity that goes into that.

Yeah the Chinese ones ****. Crappy material. I modify my tools. Sorry, my tools for unique uses. Chinese Visegrips do not take a weld like better USA material. Their either inconsistently soft or inconsistently brittle. Great way to ruin your day.

I have a slight thing for Williams superwrenches.I have 5 or 6 in some sizes Now that I think about it, I keep getting USA made Vise grips everywhere I go. Swapmeets, garage sales, inlays, outlaws. I have about 60 or so in all. I just got 4 Visegrip welding clamps from my wifes grandfather...

I like Channellocks too. I have some Snap On pliers, sidecutters and the such. I love my SO tools. Worth every penny. Yes I believe it. I absoloutly love the new thicker red handles. Work great in my mangled up greasy hands. And now the truth...I use Channellocks most often because I have an...

My independent truck guy carries a full line of genius tools. For the price, Genius is a good deal. I have. Some stuff from them and quality is pretty good. I really can't figure how to link his facebook page but his info is as follows: Tech in Mind Tools 732-322-4562 his name is Jack Reined...

I have the Craftsman set at work and use it often on anything where proper torque is necessary, which is more that ya think. My set does not have the full range of sizes as other sets do, but I have bought the sizes I needed from my independent tool guy.. Luckly, I have never broken one (Hope I...

Its hosed clamped...its fine.