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I have a 1/4 Xcelite nut driver that was perfect for bolt on circuit breakers. The face of the driver sits flush on the screw giving a very solid feel and the grips fit perfect in my hand. Unfortunately I loaned it to a coworker who with poor hand strength decided to use Channelocks on it...

This is the jack they used to sell at Costco for $100 it has great reviews. Shipping is pricey http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200345429_200345429 More info http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=239170

Call lowes and tell them your experience and the aggravation they put you through. What they did is just a bad business practice period . Don't let them get away with it !!

I would use a 3/16 Bantam plug http://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/48463152?src=pla&cid=PLA-Google-PLA+-+Test&CS_003=7867724&CS_010=48463152&cid=ppc-google-Shopping+Campaign+Test_s___48432807424_c_S&mkwid=s|dc&pcrid=48432807424

Sorry its not listed in the manual I read it here http://www.milwaukeetool.com/system/m18-fuel 1=30ft lbs 2=75 ft lbs 3=200 ft lbs

I believe its listed in the owners manual.

Order online, pickup at store, use coupon code wd521 save 35% on orders over $50

They own Trader Joes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trader_Joe's

If there is no magnetic field on dc then how does a clamp on meter work ?

My thoughts exactly!

I have a Cman metric nut dr set early 70's smell was real bad,just starting to dissipate now. Working in a plastics injection plant at the time I asked the manager and he told me its the clear Butyrate handles. Excellent drivers , sae set is fine, considered replacing years ago but didn't due...

I considered HF as well,but I needed all 6pt and flex. Carlyle was my first choice since I own a set already. They are pricey and as far as I can tell made by Gearwrench. For me as a home user, they are the best bang for your buck IMHO.

I just picked up sets of Metric 1/4 and 3/8 6 pt st and deep and 3/8 6pt flex at Advanced Auto. 50 pcs in all for $72 including tax. All Taiwan and look to be identical except for knurling location, to Carlyle at 3x the price on sale. The 10 pc 3/8 flex cost only $25, a bargain compared to...

I agree on the Fluke 375 or a 374 if you want to save yourself $50.

Thanks KC I just picked up a metric set at Middletown, you saved me a bundle. The sae sets seem to start at 1/4 to 3/4 including 11/32.

Get this for 122.50 w/free shipping and your good to go!http://www.testequipmentdepot.com/fluke/accessories/current-clamps/i400.htm Or even better get this http://www.testequipmentdepot.com/fluke/currentclamps/324.htm

Just go down to the Napa store and tell them its in the Real Deals Circular,they would gladly order it for you at sale price. The Real Deals circular can be found on the AAA link on the homepage. http://realdeals.napaecatalog.com/app.php?RelId=6.2.3.5

+1 change gas frequently, gas stabilizers are ineffective for ethanol fuels. I run my snowblower dry and drain out what is left .

Prices seemed cheaper Nov- Dec

Here you go http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=283512