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I owned a 2002 Tahoe 85,000-143,000 miles. It went through both hub bearings in the front, one around 100,000, and the other at 130,000. Other than that, I changed oil, a battery, power steering pump, and tires and never had a problem with it. Those are all things I expect to deal with on a...

It's a good feeling, glad it worked great for you too! :bounce:

Cool, but if I can stick my hand down in there to hold a bulky extension, I could probably swing a ratchet, or use an air ratchet. :dunno:

Locks are only for honest theives. I guess it makes me sleep better.

We had a Mac guy like that. He always had to order everything everyone in the shop needed, and he hardly ever got anything new on his truck. Albeit I did get a few good deals out of him, it was almost always cheaper to buy non-Mac tools from another source. I haven't seen him in 6 months, and...

Amen. :mad:

My boss got me a hydraulic king pin press. A bottle of water and a 20lb sledge hammer. :( This is the set I got in December, from these people. Excellent customer service. :) http://www.mile-x.com/tiger-tool-20301-u-joint-puller.aspx (kit)...

It does work with the drive shaft and yoke connected. The type I did today had those press in caps on all 4 points of the cross. The automotive version from what I have seen looks something like this...

Today I finally got to use my Tiger Tool 10102 severe duty u-joint press on an intermediate shaft on a 80-something R Model, and WOW. This tool turned an hours job into 15 minutes. No hammering, torching, jacking, or prying. No hassle. I can't believe I have lived without it for so long. Just...

Add me as the 5th degenerate.

An additional $50 takes home a floor jack and medium size air compressor too, I would be on it now.

Another one bites the dust!

These wrenches are always my favorite to adjust clutches on heavy trucks. :)

Couldn't you just paint your own? ;)

$90 for a Chinese flashlight. HAH!

What terrible grammar for a business representative. Seems like their company is going down the drain and they know it.

If it was yen I might have taken you up on it. :)

Sweet Jesus, you are one lucky guy! 1.5 million what?

I agree Muffin Man. The open ends of my Wright wrenches work very well (although not "Wright Grip"). It is a pain once in a while, as my 13/16" is kinda tight on brass fittings, especially if they are dirty. On the other hand, I would rather they be a bit tight instead of rounding the fittings.

I think it's actually 44" or 42", but it and the 56" are green. :)