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Thanks for the response Mr Shaun, my air line is pretty dry and I only use Napa brand air tool oil in all my tools. My Xt7100 nor my 8 year MG31 haven't shown any issues and they are much older. I will be sending the Mg725 in for a rebuid. Maybe just a run of bad luck.

I have used had a MG725 for approx. 6 months, it is used daily( what i would consider light use and oiled) but not constantly. Yesterday the gun impacted 2 or 3 times and then locked up. The impact will try to turn you hand, it does the same thing forward or reverse. I am becoming a very unhappy...

I have the same set, very handy in lots of situations. Non reversable can be a pain sometimes but I feel the benefits outweigh that.

I have destroyed 8-10 of those T60 GP sockets. My Matco dealer kept replacing them until Matco went to the ADV line. The ADV socket has seemed to held up better so far. I am using them on a MG725 also.

I have destroyed 8-10 of those T60 GP sockets. My Matco dealer kept replacing them until Matco went to the ADV line. The ADV socket has seemed to held up better so far.

I use them on a weekly basis. Lifesavers

My question is, is after you have welded a new muffler or tailpipe on a car for example and days or weeks later if drivability issues should arise, would customers return to the muffler shop or does anyone make this connection if indeed the is an issue ? I know it is a rambling question but I...

i would so buy your saws if i were closer

Just waxed mine on Sat. morning, it was the second coat. I have owned the box for just over a year. What a difference in shine and feel of the paint.

the code connect feature is very helpful i find. the live data list can be lacking especially for older models. i wish you could see misfire counters on it

I bought the same set. i have run into the 5 lobe Torx fasteners on cheap import front hub speed sensor bolts for Chevy trucks. I really didnt like using vice grips to r+r the sensor

I have Snap on 1/2" and 3/8" tech angle torque wrenches. They are the cat's pyjamas, well worth the money.

you can always turn the bigger welder down, tough to turn the smaller one up

are there any common issues with these welders ? I am look at purchasing a gently used one and just wondering if there is anything to keep a eye out for. Thanks for any insight

could definitly use a set of T-handles, the handles look comfortable

love the cts. saves so much arm/wrist work or dragging an airline through someones interior. now the 3/8 ct....i am going to ask my dealer tomorrow about the 1/4 drive anvil with the part # thanks guys

what kind of wiper arm are you working on?

lisle tools makes a battery terminal/wiper arm puller. it has fairly small jaws which i find get under most wiper arms. if i knew how to make the link thing happen i would but check out lisletools.com under battery tools look for #54150 i have used this tool for years

you cant go wrong with a makita saw IMO

i have both 3/8 and 1/2 techangle wrenches they are the cats pyjamas