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You can see if a replacement BMS board is available. Apart from that you're looking at new battery packs :(

Matcos 30" 1/2" drive locking flex head ratchet. Tried and failed to find any other alternatives.

Clean the rubber with silicone spray. I don't know why, but it does an amazing job cleaning off dirt and grease.

I really like them!! But do wish they came with an anti-slip open end.

Engineer or 3 Peaks Japanese locking pliers have my vote! :)

I've got a small set and use them at work with no issues! Love their bits the most.

I have the same pair and it's normal :) I think one side is used to remove the old clamps.

I have Bondhus ball end hex keys and bits and they've lasted me a long time. Fit and finish is perfect and way cheaper than Snap On.

Best ones I've bought were Snap-on, Matco, and Lisle O2 sensor sockets. The cheap ones just spread and make a job that much harder IMO

I have this same set as well. Very strong, excellent fit and finish and inexpensive.

Are you using .498 shank bits or the smaller shank ones?

I got the same email and gave them a call. They sent a rebuild kit out instead.

Dramm. Many of their nozzles are made in the USA and they last a good while. Great spray pattern as well.

If they make their ratcheting wrenches here I'll gladly buy them. Not many options for those made in the USA and their price right now is ridiculous compared to an equivalent SK set.

Teng tools sell tiny slugging wrenches, but I'm not sure if one can fit on a driveshaft bolt. Have you tried using a driveline socket?

I just received my Nepros adjustable wrench today and am slightly disappointed. I've had good luck with their tools but the jaw has more play perpendicular to the screw. The Chinese adjustable that I own are better in that regard. Very comfortable and shiny though!

The best tool that I've used for valve adjustments is this Proto through hole ratchet and a t handle hex. I've found the style posted above to be too flimsy on Cummins engines and almost busted my knuckles when the handle separated from the socket part...

Not usa made, but I've had good luck with Powertorque and Capri tools bit sockets. Husky bit sockets kept breaking on me.

The ones I got from an Amazon special were awful and stripped out easily. Spend the money on quality rivnuts.

The EGO trimmer is by far the best that I've ever used. The string feed is very easy to use and it has plenty of power to cut through agave plants (don't try it though or you'll end up itching all over like me). I recommend the 2.5 AH battery as it gets heavy with the 5AH one.