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If you buy the blue point one now it is made in china. Hang on to that one made in germany because the china ones are even worse.

Carbon Seals on a CF34-3 AGB. That's a common use for mine.

I have plenty but 2 I can think of right now. 1. Changing oil on an s-10 pickup I had. Drained the oil, removed the filter, installed the plug. The neighbor came over and wanted to BS. He was always over talking so I decided to fill up the oil while he talked. Finally got him to leave and I...

snap on has repair kits for just the ratchet part. If that's all he took apart then just find a snap on dealer and buy it from him. If he took it apart farther then just the ratcheting mechanism it might just be easier buying another one.

I have a harbor freight one and it has worked just fine for everything I have used it on.

I will take skydrol any day over J-84AL the cleaner we use for engine parts. Talk about burning skin and eyes. That is what I think the devil has running through his veins.

X2 I always tell people that I will hold it for a deposit for a limited time but if there is not some cash up front then it is fair game for someone who does. I wouldn't expect anything less if I was the one trying to buy an item. There are way to many no show calls not to.

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I have had 3 snap on boxes and all 3 have had brakes that are very hard to release. I now have a foot brake that works awesome. Snap On sells one and it was good quality but very expensive. That was years ago. The one they sell now is very expensive but the quality *****. I went to my local...

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I used a drill, and a chisel in a rivet gun to remove a neighbors when his broke. I drilled into it to get an area that the chisel would grab. I then used my rivet gun with a chisel in it to hit the lug nut until it spun off. It worked for me but depending on the wheel it could really ****. The...

This one? http://image.snapon.com/international/pdf/tz1_tz2.pdf

The only advantage of having snap on over starrett is that the snap on ones are warrantied. If you break a starrett you have to buy a new one.

Starrett or Snap on. get the snap on roll pin punches for roll pins. It will save you a lot of grief.

I have the harbor freight 1/2 and 3/8. I get them calibrated at work and they have passed for 3 years running. They are the ones I use at home. I bought the 1/4 inch one and went through 3 of them. None of the 3 would calibrate so I got my money back. I use Snap On at work. My tools make me...

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I guess if it's fully finished I would just buy new drywall but if it's just taped, It should come off pretty easy. Mine did and the (19) 10 foot panels I reused saved me some coin. I think it turned out alright.

I have mine coiled up and put in an ice cream bucket that fits under the seat of my truck. Works for me and keeps them from getting tangled up in a big mess.

I pulled all my drywall down and insulated it with r 15. It also gives you the opportunity to run any wiring you want to add at the same time. I was actually able to reuse my drywall. It just took some extra mud when finishing it.

My DD is a 44 year old bug so I carry a hydraulic jack, a lug nut wrench, a few metric wrench's, an all purpose screwdriver, an extra distributor with points adjusted ready to be thrown in, a fan belt, a couple quarts of oil, a throttle cable, a clutch cable and a good spare tire. Most bug...