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I only have 2 pawn shops that have decent prices on hand tools. All the others try to get new retail prices.

Cool thread and thanks a ton for the stories and pictures boys.

They will cut 3/8 rubber fuel line pretty clean.

I use the the plier part for cotter keys. The bolts are too big to use the plier end. I use 420 or 430 channel locks and Klein's daily. You can just about build everything with that on the distribution side with them.

Have any pics?

Majority of engines rotate clockwise which helps keep a right hand thread bolt tight in theory.

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Hit it with an impact, it won't come off and good luck trying to keep it from spinning tightening with a handtool. The engine will keep the bolt tight as it's running.

That's a good deal and fun project let us know how it ends up.

You should be able to find a used or new Wright,proto, sk, cornwell for 15 bucks on eBay. I'm sure the gear wrench is quality so should be fine.

Is the toptul set available from anywhere?

You can buy a lot of knipex for that price.

Yes sir

Kennedy 1022 is a nice box

Park 2180 picked up for 15 bucks. Tons of room I have a separate bag for wrenches to try and keep some weight out of it. This is my main toolbox as I been working out of my truck box which is hard to keep organized. [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG]

Great score most of the pawn shops in my town would charge 200 for the box, 10 per wrench, and 5 buck a socket.

Very nice

They look ugly but feel great and can be had for cheap on the used market. Just bought a 1/2 one for $ 9.25 shipped. I guess Wright never saw the nerd for a 1/4 tootsie roll.

Already saving away and making my list.

I wish my company did this, the only time oil gets changed is when an engine gets rebuilt or when the hpop goes bad.