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They are coming with grease in them, a clearish yellowish gease like a general purpose grease. -Dan

I live about 30 minutes away from them, and have bought several items will call and have been very pleased, pleasant people to deal with, no problems. -Dan

Dang Canadians making it difficult, j/k. You might try calling Grey directly www.gpsocket.com and ask them if they have anybody who sells up there in Canada. They have been very helpful when I have called. I guess I am lucky tool discounter is about 30 minutes from my house. -Dan

If you are looking for a lower cost (then the tool trucks) impact sockets check out Grey Pneumatic from www.tooldiscounter.com they have good prices. I just picked up a set of SAE 3/8 impact sockets for $20.?? and a set of Metrics for $18.??. All my imopact sockets are Greys and I have only...

Do some searching around (google, ebay) for "Riland" tig welders. If I remember correctly people have had good luck with them. -Dan

Damn I was just going to say I found a dried crust (unopened) rubber under the back seat of my mustang, and a 1/2" snap-on line wrench under the radiator of my suburban. -Dan

I stopped by tooldiscounter.com's headquarters today and walked out with 2 Grey socket sets and a set of 3/8 impact extensions. Now that I know they are so close I have a feeling I might be making monthly trips to pick up new items. Last week ended a 3 month run of tool buying on ebay. So...

I know that info is according to IR, who knows what they have going on inside there gun. I know for a fact that more air pressure (with flow to match) will make more torque nad higher speeds. I have a 1/2 MAC gun and last night it would not budge some flexplate bolts (split a impact socket but...

I bet you are thinking of the cheap chinese sensor sockets that were talked about I think a month ago. There is a O2 socket that looks just like the one you are looking at except for a small slot cut in the side. -Dan

Pictures Here is the pictures I took a couple day ago. Here is the last discussion about these ratchets -Dan

I have been looking at one of the IR 1/4 impact pistols HERE. I think it would be handy for doing assembly and then you could come back and hand tighten. I have also been looking at one of the cordless 1/4 impacts. They are all soo tempting. -Dan

I built my parts washer out of one of the much cheaper ($25) carts from HF, and if you tighten all the bolts they don't wiggle. -Dan

Well it does not look like I get to buy any right now, nobody had them locally that I could find. So a friend will just bring his home from work tomorrow. For tonight I am going to try the welded nut method and see if that works. -Dan

I usually weld a nut on or drill out broken off bolts but I have 2 that I think an extractor would work best on and was looking at the Irwin Multi spline extractors. Found Here Anybody got anything good or bad to say about HOW THEY PERFORM? Thanks, Dan

Damn, I have been soldering since I was 6, which puts me at 20 years of experience. But if it makes you feel any better I am not that good at arc welding but I can mig simply by sound. And those wellers are great torches, I love the one I have. -Dan

Tom, I just bought a bottom box in the 40" size. I went with the HF box on sale. The Torin boxes look almost identical in construction to the HF boxes and have the same wrinkled power coated finish (if that means anything). I would say either the HF or the Torin, and base it on the drawers (as...

I have a Hobart Handler 135, and I have welded aluminum with it. Some say it cant be done but it can, I used a 5000 series wire and kept the gun lead straight, I had serveral birds nests but that stopped then I started holding the tip farther from the material. I would not say it was pretty, or...

How it works... It is stored with the drain valve (the red handled ball valve) open so any thing in the basin can run back into the tank. When I want to use it to hose parts off I close the drain valve and connect the compressed air. If I want to soak parts I leave the drain valve open and...

Thanks. A co-worker came over and thought it was a purchased partswasher, becasue it just looks like it all goes together, at first. The only thing I am not happy with is the filter mount I plan on revising that some day. -Dan

$14.35 per drawer? **** that stuff better be made of greenbacks for that price. I would have a hard time paying $14 for a whole roll of drawer liner. Drawer liner is drawer liner as long as it works and stays in place. -Dan