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That looks like it would take forever lol Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

Didn't answer the question all the way. You can cut the back out it inside the rim and just pull it out or they make a tool that threads into the steam and you pull it out that way. Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

If you take the valve off the rim there usually not reusable. You can get one from a auto parts store for super cheap. Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

Go with otc. Its on the cheaper end but gives good readings, then just get the fittings from harbor freight.:thumbup:

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Do the pro have the ball retention slots? i know the regular dont and they **** at staying on the impact gun:/

Whats the difference between the pro and regular impact sockets? Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

No i own a auto repair shop in california. Changed the name from desert rat to just Desert Automotive because i didnt want to get mixed up with them. But i still like the name desert rat so i used it as my username.

Those things are rock solid. Even after being in the ground and rusted they still cut. Man i love those side cuts! And you get a "You ****" award, nice.:thumbup:

That thing is sweet:thumbup:

Im drooling over that 3/8 impact :drool:

They only offer free shipping to the US. You might have to get a quote.

I would like to know the process as well. Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

Check out matco band screw drivers. There german made and are the best I've used. For mechanic gloves go with mechanix there made for it. Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

it looks useless to me. I mean from a automotive stand point it just wouldn't hold up IMO. the guy was using it to tighten bolts on a bike and slower than if he was using it normal xD Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

Then it shouldnt cost much at all for them to run a line into the garage for you to use 220. That's what I did for my home. Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

Man they got it made there. See you got it right then I wish I had started with a lower end set and didn't rush into buying snap on and Mac right away. Would have had a fatter paycheck every week. Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

You asked for input and were giving it to you from the experience we have. 30 an hour? I haven't even seen experienced techs start that high. Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

Does the house have a drier/ washer with 220? Posted from Garagejournal.com App for Android

^^^ +2 that. paying the tool truck isn't something you want to do just yet. I know everyone is saying proto and snappy. but hf and crapsman will hold up. slowly work your way into the truck brands. cause giving half you pay check to three or four guys a week isn't fun. hf makes some real good...