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I second the wrist pin. There is a large by huge duplex compressor at the school that I am remodeling. It supplies air for the HVAC controls throughout the entire school. One of the compressors lost a wrist pin bushing a few months ago. When it ran, you could barely stand next to it, it was...

I meant Lawn Boy, sorry

Yard boy made 2 stroke mowers available here. I've actually used them before to mow steep ditches. They are nice and super light

Snorkel for mowing sea weed/ pond grass?

I wish I had the room! story of my life

Cars or Trucks (super duties/diesel)? Off the top of my head (I don't own any Fords) : 5.5mm under the dash thin fan clutch wrenches A/C line disconnects Radio release pins That is pretty general Ford stuff

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Also nice if you do work with threaded rod and uni-strut in the commercial electric realm

Gas tank mounting straps. The threaded rod is always about 6-8 inches longer than where the nut has to be to be tight. Especially useful if the threaded rod is rusty. They can also be nice for taking off GM 8mm (5/16) battery terminals due to the shallow nature of the socket and GM's tendency to...

Quality brand used or HF. I bought a Snap-On Kr660 for $1000 and I love it

I believe some Kobalt brand ratchets do this too? I thought I read about that here recently. It had the same dual pawl design. I could be mistaken. Cool tool :thumbup:

I'v been buying USA Williams because: Affordable Damn near identical to my Snap-On sockets Nearly everything they make is available at Toolsdelivered.com extensive list of hardline tools Just my .02

I went back today, got some 3/4 drive stuff that is listed here. Also picked up a set of Greenlee long nut drivers in 1/4 and 5/16 (Taiwan) and 50 foot Greenlee fish tape(USA). Both were $12 each which is about 50% off. The lady working there (only one around and very very helpful) let me scan...

I was going to put this in the hot deal section but it seems odd to me. I have never bought anything from Overstock.com. I found this when looking for other impact sockets online. I am not trying to steer anyone wrong here. Seems like a scam/gray market/fake to me, I don't know. :dunno...

Spline socket might fit? :dunno:

I second the Craftsman pro over the standards. I have the standard models and they aren't the best, a bit thin and bendy. I got them as a gift so I can't ***** much :D

I was/am looking for a 4LB Sledge 12" handle hammer. I went to Lowes and HD looking for an Estwing/Vaughn. Found nothing. Settled on a 4lb Kobalt made in China hammer. First day I used it, I was beating on an auto rotisserie frame to adjust it (rusted together). On the 5th whack the head came...

Mine were in the clearance section but not marked. The wrenches were not in the clearance section, not marked and rang up 1.97. YMMV I will be going back tomorrow looking for swivel sockets in the regular section and seeing how they ring up.

I found a guy stocking shelves with a scanner, he was able to scan for the price.

Due to the Hot Deal Index and clearance Craftsman tools :thumbup: Walked out with this stuff for $20.76 Retail is about $150 (bought individually)