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bought myslef a used 16 guage paslode cordless trim nailer at the nieghbours garage sale for 80 dollars

had one traded it on a krl 1023

i use a later model 2050 that i bought at an auction for 100.00 with a case and 7 or 8 bits. i would save the extra and buy the new 3050 instead of paying 150.00 for a 25 year old hammer

have a look at matco's new line of impact sockets the ADV line from what i've seen they look decent but i don't know much about pricing

i have the lisle ones, they are a little flexxy and the spread is good for smaller snap rings but say for the retaining ring in the rear half of a np263 transfer case they wont spread enough

resale or trade in value is always in the back or my mind i traded in my old snap on 660 cabinet and top my dealer gave me more than i had paid him for it and at the time [last summer] snappy had deep discounts i ended up paying 6000.00 for my new krl1203 and 1023 matco couldnt touch that deal...

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check out E-Z RED ratcheting flex head spline drive wrenches i bought mine from the local snap on guy love them sometimes too long for certain stuff but make a simple job of venture van upper strut mounts

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i am just going to throw in my two cents but i have seen more than one 2 stroke engine that wont run because of a plugged muffler from rich mixtures even if i can breath in i still cant survive without being able to exhale try taking off the muffler

depends on if you want a tool or a toy if you want a tool buy the snap on gun i asked the same question about 3 months ago i know the 6850 is expensive but i am glad i spent the extra

i told the last guy who started a thread on this find yourself a good used bostitch or paslode gun i bought a used bostitch for 125.00 to frame my basement some of the best money ever spent i have heard nothing but horrer stories about cheap offshore guns

i bought MAC bits about 8 months ago they are by far the sharpest bits i have ever had and MAC will warrenty every one of the bits i realize that 1/2 bits don't break very often but 1/8 bits snap like pretzals the bits stay sharp long after any cheap *** bits wouldnt cut butter but on the same...

mine just hates them all also he hasnt figured out that the 19 mins twice a month sometimes save hours if you are actually purchasing tools for your job i can understand him being pissed if you are just visiting all the time i have my snap on dealer come at 5:00 pm on thursdays then its my time

does your truck have engine oil cooler lines? where is the leak coming from? oil pressure sensors have been known to leak but that would be a rare leak though what about old and crusty valve cover gaskets?

used my new snap on ct 6850 impact to change a front hub on the wifes 06 Equinox in the driveway last nite (110000 kms) what a weapon thanx to all the members who advise its purchase over the dewalt 1/2 impact i cant imagine it would have the power to remoce the cv axle nut i did the whole job...

check out matco or snap on indexable bars i use a 30" matco one in conjuction with many other snap on bars the indexing head works in a ton of weird situations

go to your local dewalt rebuiding store and buy a refirbished unit when my 18 volt drill burnt out they wanted 100.00 to put a new motor in it i bought a refirb unit with 2 batteries (not xrp but) and a charger for 139.00 only downfall was 1 year warrenty. i have used it for almost 3 years now

the matco scanner was new off the truck keep in mind it isnt a 5000.00 scan tool i am a tech at a gm store but sometimes see other makes and the shop didnt have any other scan tool other than tech2 we were sending out other makes the matco tool works well for the money the troubleshooter...

look at the matco mps700 it has a built in troubleshooter with the top 10 reported repairs for the dtc you can also view some live data and get abs codes i think i paid approx 350.00 can for mine a year ago i belive bluepoint also has a model out now at the upper end of your price range with the...