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Is it a home-made or a specific use item made by SO? http://www.ebay.com/itm/311329642473?nma=true&orig_cvip=true

I imagine it's a board software default. But having to wait 60 seconds to report more than one spam post could be lower. Even if it only feels good to report the posts and doesn't help you wrap up the issue. :) I've been on boards with some software add-ons that dealt well with unwelcome...

Is this a replaced extension in an original handle? The square end is happy to see you. And the cross-drilled retainer seems off. http://www.ebay.com/itm/291287611311

Anyone using the Sunex thinwall stuff? Images show chrome and wheel protect sleeve but I am looking for impact and clearance. I kind of assume it will be black.(?)

In the first pic in this thread, the top of the tool fits flush against the fluted outer tube: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=98776 If a seller's picture shows a < 1cm gap there, is the tool possibly broken? Others I am seeing lack the gap. If you're selling one for...

The wheel ones (17, 19, 21, 22 etc. and SAE) and the Snap-On flipset?

Is the head of this 1/2" Nut Spinner (10-C?) original? The handle seems to lack a place for a spring loaded ball to index the square end. And it would have been handy yesterday. I love this thing otherwise. Also, I have a very old F10L (late 40s date IIRC) and a new square end. The driver made...

The speed/ratcheting open end and 12pt box end Snap-On combination wrench; like the picture below but 19mm, 17, and 15. Used is fine. Not interested in engravings. Edit: no longer needed.

no longer needed; bought a good used one. Tell me what you have. I think I want a one-piece solid type and not a ratcheting or spring-loaded type. I hate craftsman raised panel. Not opposed to buying more than the one but definitely want a 13. thanks

They have historically been good at having replacement parts for stuff unless quite old production. Are replacement hard handles stamped with the PN of a particular tool or brand-only? Or is it dependent on the specific tool? Second, is there a good link to the parts index on their site now...

I desperately need better-organized storage. A neighbor is most likely bestowing upon me some drawer cabinets; 24" or 30 wide by 70" tall each if I had to guess. So that's going to be pretty awesome and helpful. I just don't know where I will be able to put them; I have an 8' long makeshift...

Post up if you've dealt with me. :)

RKRS80 versus RKRS80A Just the screws? Anything else?

Predictions on which is out of spec once I measure them?

What's the proper grade of bolt with which to replace it?

What did it run you and how big was the item? How were the results versus the typical name brand ratchet, wrench, or extension? If it's the right price, I might do it vs. buying the tool from the truck.

Today I had to visit Sears and walked past a roll-cart with a sizeable box of ratchet square drives on the bottom and an anvil up top. Has anyone told Sears it might be a bad idea to show amassed evidence of failures? One sizable square drive was an off-white color. Had to be 3/4" or bigger...

Never used. Bought to do a custom bellhousing project years ago (GM clutch fork ballstud thread.) USPS shipping with tracking plus listed price.

I tried to search the pass/fail thread without luck. And only one (positive) review when searching the whole forum. Anyway; I crushed a washer and am now grinding the nose off the jackscrew of my OTC 1040. Yeah, I should have bought an indexing plate tool for it. It looks like a 3-jaw isn't...

I used to have notifications set to immediate. I'd get email notifications throughout the day which can be distracting. So I changed "Default Thread Subscription Mode" to Daily email notification. Threads to which I subscribed after that point were emailed at the same time in the evening...