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Set screw type ****, They loosen up and you loose them,I lost a 7mm that way, stiil p*****s me off when I think of it. Had to run down to napa to replace it

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Take a look at these http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DDO1DPG/?tag=atomicindus08-20

You might be able to use the existing conduit to pull wires back to the panel and add a30 amp breaker. Pipe out from the welding outlet to the new outlet Code wise you cant tap off a 50 amp outlet.

Only solution that I could see is to remove the Welding outlet and install a sub panel with a 50 and 30 amp breakers. Is the welding outlet fed with conduit and what size? Is a neutral run to the welding outlet?

I have used klein pliers for about 37 years, I feel the quality has gone downhill affecting the performance. Knipex is an option if the prices are reasonable. Channelock quality has remained the same in my opinion.

In my high school we had a full set of Proto tools on boards mounted on a freestanding circular frame. At the end of auto shop class the teacher would walk around the boards and instantly determine what tools were missing. I cant recall if it was three or four sided but I believe it was three...

Easydriver was made in usa I worked for the company that made the plastic ball parts . It is is made of Lexan a very durable plastic.

You are correct the outside metal jacket of the bx is the ground. Ground tails can be purchased at Home Depot . If you are lucky there will be an existing 10/32 tapped or untapped hole in the box, if not you will have to drill and tap one. A 5/16 nut driver makes it easier to install the ground...

To the OP Titan makes one for $6 on Amazon ...http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004W80ESO/?tag=atomicindus08-20. Youtube video 2012 ML 350 Front Brakes

Bracket bolts seem to be 11/16 http://mbworld.org/forums/new-m-class-w166/573151-how-repalce-front-brakes.html

Hope this helps! http://mbworld.org/forums/new-m-class-w166/519155-diy-brake-tip-need-11-mm-hex-bit.html

I owned a similar jack years ago. They have a tendency to lean and bend the baseplate, it got worse with age, so I tossed it.

I have used Proto before, some of the sets come in cases. http://www.protoindustrial.com/en/searchlist/subcategory-Bit%20Socket%20Sets/page-2/

I bet these would fit, only 3" long good for 75A. http://www.alliedelec.com/search/productdetail.aspx?SKU=70188617

Explosion proof stuff is expensive ,I installed a 100 amp explosion proof electrical panel in 1978. the panel alone was $3000. This type of stuff is used by the Oil and gas industry

+1Rab makes good stuff. I have some of their Motion Sensors, still working after ten years!