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I have one of these in my motorcycle tool kit Both hex and 1/4" drive Works very well Amazon-Powerbuilt Stubby Ratchet, Mini 1/4 Inch Ratchet Wrench, Reversible 72 Tooth, Tight Spaces, Quick Release - 940478

I have the exact same battery charger. As has been said I think you need a load on it. I hardly use mine anymore but I have never had any issues. I used it a lot more when I had a house in Idaho as the winters could be difficult on car batteries I think it is also circuit protected so throw a...

I think worm drive saws are or at least were a west coast thing I have had a Skil 77 worm drive saw going for more than 25 years now I guess I think it now comes down to how much cutting one is going to do as the weight will start to be a factor if it is being used a lot Great saw though I...

Red 263 is good to 360 degrees I don't think 263 is real popular though Application Temperature -65.0 - 360.0 °F (-55.0 - 180.0 °C ) Hope this helps and good luck

Echo has a couple of them

This Lots of uses with a Hi-Lift jack including being used as a come along plus you should be carrying one anyway

That is very clean per the picture. Same exact one I have I have had mine since about 1982 or so Just the other day I moved it and a small spot of oil was on the garage floor. Looks like a seal kit in the future

I also have a K400. I will need to give your method a try next time. I have used a towel to wipe down the snake as it is retracting in but have not done a full cleaning like you do

I also have a Wagoner. Have had it for years. No issues so far. Would buy it again if I needed another one

I second this for very difficult clamps/locations It works very well when you have very little clearance and access for a pair of pliers

I think it will depend on what you are going to be pulling on what to bring. Of the times that I have pulled parts I usually take the basics (Metrics or SAE wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers etc.) including a hammer, pliers and wire cutters. I once found a leather steering wheel I wanted and did...

Go Honda or go home HRX-217 owner

Lets put this back on track I bought one of these pole saws from Harbor Freight. It works extremely well. Lots of good reviews They had a sale a month or so back for $49.00 so I bought another one. Had it shipped to my house. Cheaper than running around for it with gas being so high. Total...

I agree I have a pretty good electrolysis set up for anytime I come across anything real rusty If you do not already have something in place then Evaporust maybe the ticket for you

I have that same locking pliers. Actually it came in a 4 pack set that I bought many many years ago Not sure who made them for Sears/Craftsman but they have performed well for me though I am not a big user of locking pliers but I have about 6 different variations of them from Sears/Craftsman...

I have the folding leg 2T crane/hoist. Works well I did have to add hydraulic fluid to the ram though. I had read that that was an issue when buying new so when I bought the crane/hoist I also picked up some hydraulic fluid. An air powered ram would be nice I have used it to pull my boat...

I think I just sprayed the various fittings/connectors with 409 I believe. When it bubbled up I knew there was a leak or if it did not bubble then I knew I was good at that fitting/connector The days of wasting Freon to chase leaks is over I remember when r-12 was a dollar a can

I have two dwell meters still. One Sears engine analyzer type from about 1982 or so and a Sears/Peneske Dwell/Tach from about the same time frame I still use my timing light perodically as I have a 94 Ford Ranger that still has a distributor

I have used nitrogen in the past. Many years ago I rented a tank from a welding supply place along with a gauge. I found that a pressure relief valve on the back of my compressor had a very slight leak. I also checked for leaks after a condenser replacement. I will see if I have any notes...

This is the same with me I have used a Porter Cable NF250 16ga gun for many years now. I think it shoots 1'' to 2 1/2" nails I have used it for base boards, door frame setting and door molding, shelves for my shed etc. No issues with the one I own It is actually one of my favorite tools to...