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I've had my Toro Personal Pace for 4 years now. Purchased it from the local Toro dealer. Serviced every year by them as well. Last week I was mowing and noticed it was getting harder and harder to push. Then the smell of burning rubber. Oh no not good. Dropped it off but with the 2-3 week...

I use mine a lot. Really like it. but.....if you don't do that many brake jobs then the c-clamp method would probably be best.

Just tried one near work. Still at normal price :(

My machine is buried from my last move at the moment. Give me a bit and I'll see if I can get to it this weekend and see what I can find out. Bill

I have one of those. What is it doing or not doing?

Good luck to you and yours.

Definitely buy it! I bought that impact last year and I have to say it was one of the best tool purchases I have made in a long time. I work on Light Rail Vehicles (trains) and some of our torque specs get pretty high. My trusty IR231 just wasn't cutting it even after I rebuilt it. This thing is...

When I mounted my 80 gallon 2 stage SpeedAire compressor to the floor I used these I got from Grainger: Item number 2LVP7 Vibration Iso Pad, 4x4x3/4 In, w/hole. About 8 bucks a piece back in 2009. They work very nicely!

Another tool brand that has no warranty through Amazon is Grey Pneumatic. I was going to buy a large set through my Mac dealer and found the exact set on Amazon for 100 dollars less. Found out through GP that Amazon was not a authorized dealer and no warranty would be in effect. They did say...

I have this exact lift and love it! Great for those garages with low ceilings where a conventional lift won't fit. I've done engine/trans removals on FWD cars with it with great success. Definitely worth having.

Thanks for the dimensions! Just what I needed! Bill

Thanks for the info. I'm going to go get some today and try it out! Bill

I would like to try this stuff in my ultrasonic cleaner and I have a quick question. Do you use it full strength or dilute it? Thanks, Bill Brown

Thanks for the link! Unfortunately they do not have any info on the mobile workbench listed on their website. Or at least none I have been able to find. Thanks again...

Hi All! I was thinking of asking for the Whalen mobile workbench and was curious about the height of the work surface. Our Costco has it up on a high shelf and I can't get to it easily. Would anyone who owns one be willing to give me a measurement from floor to the top of the butcher block...

I recently received this email promotion from www.usaweld.com This is the link: https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:31950.9480777412/rid:7b8be6d2f93e6c598fca3f4239be65d6 Maybe they can help you with parts for yours. Hope that...

I have a Speedaire 7.5 HP 80 gallon 2 stage I picked up off Craigslist for $500 a couple of years ago. Finally have it bolted down on it's isolators in the garage and hooked up to electric. Now I just have to run the air lines around the garage. It would be nice to actually use it for once...

I have one of these lifts. Mine is the 110v version and I believe it is number EELR300A. Take a look at this site: http://www.snaponequipment.com/ProductInfo/models.asp?category=lr&brand=Snap-on&model=EELR300A Look down the page and there is a link to a manual with part...

I too have the Snap On driver set. Other than breaking one tip, it has performed flawlessly. I've been using it every day for the past month on a project at work. Has help up to the constant hammering it's been getting. I purchaced the set with all the bits and it was pricey but worth it in my...

Eastwood has been advertising there new line of mig welders. They have both a 110v and 220v models available. They are manufactured overseas however. The 220v version is $499 with spool gun and $599 for everything plus cart and helmet. They were also advertising free shipping for a limited time...