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Also, you can use the air hammer on the rotor near the wheel studs. That will help.

I've used 3 jaw pullers and a 2 jaw rotor puller to remove them, usually no damage. It depends how badly they're fused on. Even if you damage the rotor it's not the end of the world.

Kabo made these for SK.

Does Nepros offer an adjustable bigger than 250mm (10 in.)? I thought they did but i can't find anything online.

Here's a comparison of dremel type tools by Tools Tested from about 3 months ago. Objective and informative.

Snap-on makes them, but I got mine from E-Bay at a very reasonable cost. They were used but looked like new. Just a thought.

In Snap-On that would be the FL80. I have one and highly recommend any Snap-On dual 80 ratchet. I'm know others will give you options as I'm not as up to date on all the offerings. EBay prices for Snap-On are higher since they started charging shipping a year or so ago on purchases less than...

I have mostly Snap-On flare nut wrenches mixed with some Bonney. Like someone said earlier, EBay is your friend for Snap-On wrenches. I just replaced front brake lines on a really crusty Suburban and Bonney was the only option I had, I think it was 15MM. Anyway, I had no problem with the Bonney...

I use Mine with a Wen bandsaw, it works very well. I also have a pedal switch from Amazon. I highly recommend a pedal switch.

I recently received an impact swivel warranty replacement, and it was made in China.

There's quite a few of the USA made Crescents 24" adjustable for $81 shipped. Several sellers in different locations but all the same price.

I'm going to raise the BS flag on that one. Probably photoshopped.

There are times when a ratchet head is too big to fit. That's when the 3/8 breaker bar can be useful, strictly for access because the ball and anvil are quite a bit smaller than a ratchet head. Having said that, I've only had to use the 3/8 breaker bar a couple of times.

I've never used Tekton or Astro swivels so I don't know about them. In my experience I would only get Proto, Mac or Snap-On. I've used Sunex, SK and Armstrong and don't like them. The Armstrongs in particular were really disappointing. I like the Proto and Mac because the swivel tightness can be...

Off topic, but I recently saw a lot of Renault Clio's in Portugal rockin' the rear drums. I think they're the official rental car there.

Not to pile on, but I've used buydrillbits.com several times and have been satisfied.

Why do a leak down if the compression numbers are all good?

Thanks for the replies all, I ordered the Facom this morning from Zoro. Got a replacement 8mm KTool this morning too.

I’m removing exhaust studs, I have the chuck type extractor but it’s bulky. I like the cam extractors; bought a KTool 8mm and it broke after two studs. Who makes a great cam/roller extractor? I was going to order a Facom but thought I’d see if there were other options.

I bought the Octane impact a few months ago at $159 with the non Octane 4 amp battery. I'm very satisfied with it.