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for the nuts at Sydney Harbour Bridge? :bounce:

I came across this picture in a Japanese website, the person who posted this claim that both the wrenches have no chrome peel off at all, must be one of those Flexzychrome stahl :dunno:

Good morning Monte, This thread has made me torn between Hazet and Stahlwille. I wanted to add a ½” socket set to my toolbox but unable to make up my mind, I would appreciate if you can shed some lights here :bowdown:

I use them on the ball joint of my BMW motorcycle front suspension. The 7mm Hex key will hold the stud through the cut out on the socket while you torque down the nut.

Hi Monte, are those Preciforce 97 52 36 (left) and 97 52 3X (right) at the bottom of the photo? I am tired of the crimper made from stamped metal which I bought years ago and wanted some serious crimpers for my car and bikes maintenance use. What would you suggest for the non insulated crimper...

Stricht8, the Stahlwille line wrench indeed a very tight fit to the 10mm bleed ****** to the extend that I thought I got the wrong size when I took the photo. But once they are aligned, it slips and engages like chambering a round in the firearms.

Thanks for the pointers Alfajuj, I will throw more questions to you when I am ready for it :beer:

Wow! That’s most impressive Alfajuj, I wanted to “upgrade” my current FACOM ring/box/close wrenches and combination wrenches to something made in Germany. Haven’t decide between Stahlwille and Hazet yet but more incline towards Stahlwille as we have a local dealer here. After viewing your...

It is a 3 trays box. I live in an apartment and I use it to transfer tools that I need from my cart in the house to my car/bikes at the basement carpark when I work on them. Some of the pics when she is new :beer:

Here are the Hazet 2593-1 and 2593-21 combo, a special tool to install and remove the front struts on some VW cars. I bought them to work on the telelever front suspension ball joint of my BMW R1150R (motorcycle). The cutout on the socket body will allow the 7mm hex handle to hold the stud...

At least we know the chrome plating hold up very well against citric acid, someone should forward this video clip to Snap-On :beer:

A little refreshment from the east The Taiwanese lady said: “Life time warranty is the key factor” :lol_hitti <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/UXukIV-N870&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param...