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Did you see the end of the video? I was going to go try them out until the jhe showed the jaws at the end of the video.

I work in the utility industry out in the field and that's all we use. Some batteries seem to act up but most of the new stuff is good to go. Your good to go with the Milwaukees.

That armytech is bright, does it get hot when left on for extended time?

The 72 teeth ratchets are made in Taiwan. They are good but might as well buy gear wrench and save money if going that route. The 30teeth ratchets are butter smooth when lubed up and made in USA.

I would pick up an old style 30t ratchet in your favorite drive. You can pick them up for cheap and are worth a try

The impact sockets are good stuff and reasonably priced. Similar in quality to sunex or gray.

Might want to check out toptul. I love the satin finish and with no missing pieces. At least that would take care of your metric 6 pt. I'm waiting for that boat to arrive to order a set of standard length sockets from Mr dennis.. The good thing about tekton is they have good customer service...

It will be interesting to see how apex handles Armstrong warranties when Armstrong does go under. Will they even honor the warranty with gearwrench replacements or just not even bother to warranty.

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Just plain propane will work for you. Map gas works great for soldering plumbing pipes.

I enjoyed your thread.

Ha I forgot about the toy story box.

Sometimes I wonder how you guys actually take a bolt off or on with all the direction changes y'all do.

Where can you buy a Morgan online?

:lol:Kb if you learned to drive stick you wouldn't be replacing your clutch. Just Kidding

She is a beauty

I hear yost makes a better now. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0025QI65I/?tag=atomicindus08-20

The harbor freight taiwan one is a nice piece for the money. It flexes a little more than I would like but mine hasn't broke.

Anybody ever use a 25/32 socket? I have a few odd balls and don't think I ever used them.