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i can't imagine how many hours you guys must spend on transmission jobs...

gotta say though, it's pretty nice having instant warranty replacement from the truck...maybe not always in the colour you want but boom. done.

****, there's different sizes of sizes? colour me a baffled mechanic.

damn, that's pretty awesome.

my #1 used oil filter wrench is an 18" ridgid strap wrench. https://www.ridgid.com/ca/en/strap-wrenches# #2 is probably the smaller strap wrenches i keep around #3 would be square drive strap wrenches in various sizes #4 would be a tie for the 3 jaw reversible bluepoint and filter pliers like...

oh man, that looks awesome. last set i pulled off took about 20 minutes with the sledge. wouldn't help with pounding off the inner, but still.

the 3/4" drive serpentine belt tool i welded up for the only tensioner i've ever seen or heard of that needed it...for some reason it's been taking up toolbox space for 4 years.

i'd love to, but they go for $700+ up here. i was basically set on picking up the milwaukee 3/8", but if the mac is actually putting out 275 ft/lb compared to the mil's 210 and the dewalt's 130 i'll spend a bit more and pick up the mac... snap on and IR aren't really in the same ballpark price...

Was on the truck today and saw their "new" brushless stuff looks the same as and uses the same batteries as the DeWalt 20V Max XR. There are SLIGHT differences in the plastic housing but all the impacty, lighty, and switchy bits look identical. I figure it's a safe bet that they're just a...

ah, my bad.

they're decent stuff, but certainly not US made. fit finish and feel aren't tool truck quality. i don't have a ton of it, but the stuff i do have has held up. for the price it gets a pass for sure.

mine work nicely. just the tip...just the tips touch. cross hatch has worn down but still grips better than any other's i've used.

they're just havin some fun. pretty good if you ask me.

yeah, just had a flip through BCfasteners. seems decent, i'll probably be picking up a couple things from them. as far as shipping from some of the US sites, as long as you stay away from UPS things seem to run smoothly? when the chance to save over a hundred on stuff is there i'm pretty...

all you need is a box to hold your **** to start with. i haven't worked with HF at all but i'm still running out of a 44" costco box with a 27" chest on top. the drawers are literally overflowing and i have **** hanging off both sides of the box using magnets, diaper pins, ***** links and hose...

I'm still using most of my Maximum socket set from around 2003. Built and tore down a few cars, used breaker bars, snipes on the ratchets regularly, using the chromies as impacts for years. Been wrenching full time on trucks and equipment since 2012 and they're now worn out...but still holding...

figured as much...after i spent a good 10 minutes trying to find em! ***** to see the poor service with JCCayer, they really do have some good prices on the milwaukee i'm looking at. i can forgive being a salty ***** occasionally...been accused of that before myself, but i can't in good...

nice buncha clamps there. thing about clamps...you ALWAYS need one more than you have. miss my collection of 36" Besseys, even though I'm not doing fab work anymore.

Appreciated the responses guys. I figured this had been gone over a few times before but you never know what you'll turn over if you ask. Actually I see a big thread with the same question as mine just got bumped up! I do miss KMS and Lordco. Rediculous prices...up until you show your face...

Forgive me if it's a common question, but I didn't find a whole lot during my search. I'm doing a bit of shopping and I'm starting to realize why the only tools I see up here are CT or off the truck! Any leads on Canadian online retailers or at the least US shops that share a little sympathy...