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We use Eaton/Bussman in our Fleet of Freightliner trucks it is pretty much the standard. high out put and dosent damage Cpap Machines. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DN6KGZX/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I was a professorial Diesel tech for 25 years but now I train Techs for my company and my box is home so if I was a DIYer I would go Gear wrench or Tekton But For Me Snap On hard handle (orange). I plan on getting a Nepros to check out. I think the Gear Wrench seem nice never owned one. I used...

Tekton !/2 drive shallow Impact sockets 29.99. the seem to be decent Quality we will see how they work long term. order some more tools from them for work to keep in my travel bag.

SHHHH you can't say anything bad about Milwaukee. It get the people in a uproar.

That is a nice set up

I have some 1/2 impact deep metric sockets for 15 or more years used them a ton on Semi-trucks. never had one brake even with new high power impacts. I would say they were a good buy. They are thicker wall then my MAC or Snap-on impact sockets but I never had a issue getting them in anywhere.

Come on.I got tosay it:lol_hitti Thats what she said:pimpflash

I use it for Muffler bearings and and headlight bearings

I have the end cab and like it

I like the new battery impacts the are expensive but powerful. Yes I like them better than Milwaukee. I also have the MaxMe code scanner I like it and it work on subscription. They have some good BoGo deals sometimes. I also have some older wrenches and some newer sockets. I buy from them...

Ball Joint separator pass for now. oiled it used a wrench on it it easily removed the ball joint on my 2003 Mini cooper.

I was browsing and seen this I don't need or want it but it is in decent shape and price so I thought I would let you guys know about it. I do not own it or have other info on it.

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pneumatic brake bleeder.---PASS used several times and last night on a 2013 Dodge Caravan no issues worked great.

A Free download of PTEN magazine with the Specs from a lot of scanners. https://www.vehicleservicepros.com/in-the-bay/diagnostic-repair-info/diagnostic-test-equipment/scan-tools/whitepaper/21007833/vehicleserviceproscom-2018-scan-tool-spec-guide

You pay for updated probably 800 to 1200 a year. That is what makes the Matco Maxme nice it is subscription based so you can get only what you need. I have never had a issue used it on my Chrysler with the Chrysler subscription used basic OBD on a ford, Honda, and a mini. if I needed mor in...

New ratchet.

No. you box is not as deep

I have the Matco MaxMe you can get them used for a decent price the thing I like is that it has Generic OBD usage but Subscription for more in depth work so instead of paying hefty yearly update you can choose what you want and for how long. I have Chrysler on mine and pay 20 a month if i need...

I get my tools From Snap-on, Matco, Mac, ACE hardware, Craigslist, Amazon, Harbor Freight, Harry Epstein, Yard sales, auctions, I worked on some vans for a Charity they gave me a laundry basket full of Snap-on, Husky, Stanley and other tools they were donated by the Manufacturer