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I live in tacoma and i dont even have AC in my very nice apartment. None of the apartments I looked at had AC. Its simply not needed. Heating however, thats a different story.

Please disregard this stupid thread. I figured it out about 2 minutes after I posted.

Welp, I purchased an air drill from the cornwell truck the other day. He threw in a jacobs quick change chuck with it. So I went to change it, I pulled the small allen head screw out and went to pull off the chuck but it didnt budge. My coworker (mechanics) told me to put a prybar behind the...

My father seems to have found a website where they will ship old school gas cans to california. He's got like 8 in the last couple years. They are sturdy too, all metal, nice cans.

The employee discount is 5-10% above store cost. The microguard filters used to be made by Fram. For the last year or so they have been made by WIX. The easiest way to tell is to look at the part number, for example a WIX 57060 crosses to a microguard MGL57060. Mobil makes oreillys oil. Other...

I dont know why you guys have so many ratchets, I rarely use ratchets... I've got: 1/4" - 3 (One snap-on, one cornwell, one mac) 3/8" - 2 (Snap-On standard, snap-on extra long locking flex head) 1/2" - 2 (One snap-on, one cornwell extra long flexhead) 3/4" - 1 (Snap-on)

Actually, the thumbs up or thank feature is fairly common on forums and has been around much longer than facebook.

What truck do you go on that sells westling socket rails?? I wish our trucks stocked those :/

I have the offset reversible standard and metric sets along with the stubby standard and metric sets that I use all the time in a shop environment. Hell, I used my 17mm today. They are awesome tools and I find myself reaching for them before my snap-on FD+ wrenches just for the convenience and I...

I've got a couple at work as a diesel mechanic. The wilton BASH sledge hammers are absolutely awesome. I don't know off the top of my head what the weights and sizes are so I cannot contribute to that discussion.

Let me preface this by saying that i have never locked my keys in my car... until today. Pulled into work,rocking out to some good country music, smoking a marlboro red... it was going to be a good day! Got out of my car, nodded to my foreman as he pulled in, closed the car door... Then all I...

This is my newest tool arrival. I don't want to talk about why i bought it.

My cornwell dealer is trying to sell me a box that has keyless entry. My understanding is that I have a key fob in my pocket and anytime I get father than maybe 10 feet away from my box, it locks. He says they will officially be released next month. Has anyone had a chance to look at one? It's...

Cornwell 3/8" reversable air drill. Also picked up a Jakob's chuck for it but I haven't put it on because I don't have an allen small enough, lol. And a set of kobalt drill bits.

The last post was in 2012. Nice gravedig, sir! :beer:

I've got gearwrench reversables and gearwrench 0 degree offset stubbies. I love both of them and use them professionally.

I picked up a set of cobras and was amazed at how well they grip whatever they are on. They've got very well designed teeth for sure.

Snap-on swapped it out on the spot for free. My instructor also had a tool budget that exceeded $2500/month though... He mightve just eaten the warranty claim. :dunno:

Sorry, that should've said 24". 1/2" drive. It was the largest breaker bar we had in my training program (we were the first class and they were still picking up tools). lets just say that it was not an easy thing to do, however, I've seen many people stand on a breaker bar like that and it...

We bent a 12" snap-on breaker bar trying to torque the headbolts on a paccar MX13... No cheater pipe or anything. Maybe we just got bad steel? :dunno: