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At first she wasn't interested, but after I gave her a warm bath, and rubbed her down a bit, she loosened up and sparkled lol

Wow, older than I expected. I notice that they're saying on both alloy artifacts and the garage gazette that these are normally flat and stamped. This wrench looks forged and is also slightly offset on both ends. It also looks nothing like the merit wrenches listed on alloy-artifacts. Maybe a...

I was gifted a large box of older craftsman tools. As I was going through them, I spotted this little wrench. It appears much older than the rest. The only identifying mark is a stamped AF, as can be seen in the pics. I went through the craftsman date page, and found nothing that shows this...

You looking for a 7/16" hex adapter for your 1/2" drive M18 impact?

I've had the Eastwood 175 for going on 5 years with fairly constant use. I run only .030 wire (it doesn't like .035) Only issue I've had is with the gas solenoid. Eastwood sent me a new one free of charge. Great customer service. Way more power than the Lincoln 120v it replaced.

It probably just spun the nut loose. It happens. Pull the side cover off and check the nut.

Manufactured in my hometown, owner is a good friend of mine. These are the sturdiest step ladders I have ever used. Made in the USA: http://www.stokesladders.com/products/stand-aluminum-hd-long-non-folding.asp

I'm sorry you misread, I said "COUNTY". And I'm positive AT&T is larger than Verizon.... I also don't have the luxury of a union, so I actually have to work for a living.

I'm sure nearly any cordless impact will work fine for driving a lag into a pole.....

Then you have a faulty nitrocat

No offense, but I am fairly certain you are a lineman working for a company very similar to mine (although smaller). I don't care about videos, I don't care about YouTube, I care about results. I've had my Ryobi next to Milwaukee in the field. The difference is dismal. I had the original...

For 99% of what I do, this impact is more than capable. Laugh all you want.... I turn wrenches for a living, do you? Let me put it to you this way, I maintain an entire counties worth of aerial equipment by myself. My Ryobi will tear 160 ft lb torqued lug nuts off of F450's no problem. I use...

No offense to anyone here, but please try to demo the Ryobi 1/2" impact before you go any further. I Use the 4.0ah lithium batteries, and am beyond impressed. I use this thing professionally daily. Ryobi claims 300 ft lbs, and I believe it...

I really wish you could like posts on here like Facebook!! Love it! :thumbup:

This is what I would do if possible. If not, nut, hacksaw, threadfile/die.

McMaster Carr has a ton to choose from, and their shipping is FAST! http://www.mcmaster.com/#motor-maintenance-controls/=14ml11b

Where is the best place to pick up Wright Tools? After the video and tour I am hooked!!

In my opinion, we should just switch to **** hairs.....

http://www.kctoolco.com/tool-of-the-day/

Works great! I didn't realize Wera Torque Wrenches were so affordable. I've been in the market for a new 3/8" drive.