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I think that's cheaper than I paid years ago from the same seller.

Skip SnapOn and get them here...

Good thing you weren't picking up sheets of plywood with that bed!

A trick a dirt bike desert racer taught me was to smash up an empty water bottle and tighten the cap. Then zip tie or tape it somewhere on your bike/ATV/UTV/Jeep/Buggy. That way you always have a funnel on hand or a container that helps you transfer fluids (drinking water, coolant, gas, etc) if...

We used one to winch a sinking boat to the shore up in Havasu.

I wasn't referring to you, but I hope your son gets better soon and the bills get more manageable.

I love this place; we have a guy attempting to flex wealth over a drawer of ratchets, while another guy posting in the same thread literally drives to Harbor Freight in his Ferrari!

So blinded by the light that facts become irrelevant. Crazy.

I've had one for years also. Definitely not used very often, but when you need it you're glad to have it!

I know you have a thing for Snap On ratchets lately, but to a lot of us these days the Icon lineup is appealing. Moving beyond the obvious price differential, the performance differential is hardly anything to write home about (especially the new 100t). What's most appealing to me is the locking...

HF keeps coming out with every ratchet in their G2 line, except for the ones I want: Extra Long Locking Flex 1/4" Extra Long Locking Flex 3/8"

Those are cool tools, but I'd never remember how to use in-between uses. Instead, I just use good ol' fashion safety wire and double it up.

My shallows are made by OEM. I took the smallest (8mm) and largest (18mm) of the OEM set in 3/8" drive and took some pictures compared to their Nano 3/8" drive equivalents. I then put the OEM's in the thinnest 3/8" ratchet I own (HF dual head) and the Nano's in their specific ratchet. They might...

Yeah, I'm not going overboard. I had an old 27" roll cab that I moved up there. I replaced my combination wrenches with Wrightgrips last year, so my old sets got moved up the hill. I bought a set of screwdrivers and a few other odds and ends and any duplicates in my home box got relocated as...

Yeah, I'm sure 99% of my large sockets get used the most for press operations and low torque applications.

I really think the Nano line has made conventional "extra shallow" sockets obsolete. I have a set of extra shallows that I keep because they are 12pt, but I'm all in on the Nano stuff.

Nope, I only keep maintenance supplies, but our place is in a town (Flagstaff) with dealerships representing most of the major automotive and power sports manufacturers along with the major parts stores, so parts are abundant. Also, when it's 115° at home, I can do my maintenance and repairs up...

I picked up the Quinn 1/4, 3/8, 1/2" and bit socket master sets for $300.76 out the door. I'm trying to put together a comprehensive set of hand tools for our place up north. I have a lot of friends and family that drive Stelantis and GM products, so I want to make sure they can get to the...

The only tig welded RV ******* wrench on planet Earth!

That floor has a really cool look!