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Found this thread a couple days late, but I just picked up two of the Ridgid 4ah battery starter kits for $169 after tax with free shipping. Just have to keep checking their site and seeing what's temporarily marked down I'd been debating Milwaukee M18 FUEL vs Ridgid (due to the warranty) and...

Just wanted to pop in here and say that y'alls flare nut wrenches and hose clamp pliers haven't let me down. No longer a service tech but I work on diesel pickups, ag equipment, and construction equipment in my spare time and my tools get used hard

I won't do a very aggressive port job, more like a woods ported saw with a modded muffler. My buddy has a couple of their Husky clones that are at 5+ years now, and he just assembled them without any port/polish work

I'd repair it. Doesn't take that many tools to tear one down and you can get an aftermarket cylinder/piston and port/polish it yourself. My main saw at the moment is an inherited 029 Super with a 20" bar. I opened the muffler up and retuned the carb but otherwise it's stock. I'm planning on...

My F350 has 244k, I've replaced tires, swaybar end links, added a front leveling kit, built a winch bumper. As far as engine work: studded/deleted, straight pipe, ICP, changed glow plugs, harnesses, and GPCM, did new injectors, oil cooler, and coolant flush at 243k. I'd like to get airbags and...

Got most of that covered, still a few gaps between 27 and 36mm. And I don't have a bunch of swivel sockets My SAE stuff goes up to 2" I think (might have some hydraulic line wrenches bigger than that) But I do have a 24" adjustable wrench and a collection of pipe wrenches that get used...

Most of my shallow chrome sockets are 12pt, except for one Craftsman set that has shallow 6pt in smaller sizes and my 11/16 12pt impact socket for head studs on 6.0 Powerstrokes Even have a set of 12pt 3/4 drive shallow sockets up to 50mm (several skips but I don't need them often) Then I have...

I've got ICON snap ring pliers, multispline extractors, and various other items- no issues so far. The extractors have saved my **** a few times too I haven't broken regular Pittsburgh impact sockets yet, so they're durable. A 3/4 breaker bar adapted to 1/2 with a 6' cheater pipe is a good test...

Hey all, first post. What are the quick connects for the leads on the Titanium 225 welder? We’ve always used studs or LC40 connectors at the shop and I just took a couple hours of labor out in trade for some 25’ ground and 50’ hot leads with LC40s. Wanted to use them to replace the stock leads...