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there almost two different tools. you cant replace one with the other. a cordless(or air powered) impact has lots of torque for rusty nuts, and decent speed for when there loose. An impact driver has decent torque, and no speed as you have to readjust after every hit, but, it drives your...

i picked up a plier rack from snap on, that you trim to size in your drawers. they hold the pliers on there side and it saves alot of room. well worth the 20 bucks.

1/2" drive may be more important then 1/4". the ratchet heads them selves are stronger, the longer handles produce more torque without using a cheater pipe. and the thicker sockets are stronger as well. do you do alot of your own maint or do you just change oil? i doubt your taking lug nuts...

hmmm ok cool. wasn't the answers i was hoping for but, it was the answers I was looking for. Truthful and up front haha. It seems like you really need to get into something more repair oriented. Certainly not something that could be done online. There's a shop in my area that repairs and...

These are all ideas that i did have. Repair, and rental. We don't have alot for tool rental. We have advance and auto zone but their limited. Then we have an equipment rental but there mainly bigger stuff. The one idea I have is used tools. Sometimes people are looking for cheap stuff just...

So I'm kind of exploring business ideas and figure this may be a good spot to gauge one idea. I want to open my own business something automotive related. I've already looked into an auto parts store but in our small town we have 6 parts stores, and the only bigger town before really hitting...

i've got a space between my tool box and my bench, perfect for storing the jack stands on the floor, and my extra creaper slids right in there too.

i live just north of jay in ct, and right were my house is "in the mountains" for ct. i went to bed at 10pm sunday not a hint of snow. woke up to atleast 1.5 feet at 5am. down the hill into town, maybe a foot. 40 minutes south in work, 6 inches to 8 inches.

Heres my take, I've got a '99 dodge ram 1500, made in dodge city, mich. I also have a '07 Honda vtx 1300 made in Ohio(and yes it actually has enough American content to say made in USA). Both of those were made by(or assembled if you prefer) by blue collar Americans, employed in America, who...