Search results

And he needs "A" but it isnt in the list with prices. Which is why his dealer told him parts arent available. But SO will repair it using FAR72c parts. I am not sure what all may need to be changed to use FAR72c parts ETA-The anvil alone is $72 for the FAR72c, so if its $99 to rebuild I would...

That still has the FAR72b head, SO will rebuild it with the FAR72c head

If you get a kit, I would suggest you get one that doesnt require wrenches like the OTC kit.

I just use cut off bolts.

The cover plate was blocking the hole to release the knob, couldnt see it til I cut the plate off.

I would guess that it probably has a little more power than the m12 and I bet the anvil is going to be stronger.

Probably, because I dont have a key to it.

There is a small hole on the outside but cant get anything to happen with it. Nothing on the inside knob.

I have a guardsman door knob on my front door. How do I remove it? The screws are behind a cover plate, there is no slot to press a tab to remove the knob, and the screw plate doesnt twist off.

So is that a brand new Snapon toolbox?

Well ****, now I am 2nd guessing myself about getting the M12 impact.

Looks like they offer free shipping on your first order to. I am going to order the 3/8 M12 Fuel impact. impact with 3 batteries for $179, sounds like a good deal to me.

You order from them before? This is first I have looked at that site

I think I have decided to get one of these. Looks like you get a free battery right now if you buy the kit. Impact, charger and 3 2.0 batteries for $200. Not bad

I am interested in what people say about this. Still on the fence about wether this will actually save time

Helps going back in to. ETA-My Dad has an OTC balljoint press that he has used a impact and hammer on for, I would guess, 20yrs or more and it still works like its supposed to. I would have to ask him to know for sure how long he has had it.

That measurement is off their website for the M12 Fuel 3/8 impact. It was the same way for the non-fuel versions of the same tools, the M12 3/8 is listed as longer than the M18 3/8 impact. Site shows the M12 Fuel 3/8 and the M12 3/8 to be 6-1/2 inches long. And the M18 Fuel 3/8 at 5-9/10 inches...

I am definitely getting the M18 Fuel. I should have done ordered it. As far as size goes Milwaukee shows the M18 3/8 to be 5.9 inches long and the M12 3/8 is 6.5 inches long.

I use an impact on my OTC press and SO balljoint press. Sometimes I use a hammer on them to. Impact in 1 hand and swinging hammer with the other. Also use an impact on my OTC pitman arm puller.

My only real complaint about the Modis is it is just so slow. Atleast the 1 at the shop I work it is.