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That would have been alot worse if it didn't have feet from one side to the other. Those feet kept the tank somewhat intact during failure. This is a good reason as why to never weld a tank bottom rust hole. The pinhole leak is a good indication of wall thinning.

How about a really nice set of seal drivers that are meant for installing a seal with the shaft protruding. Kinda something like the aluminum flat plate ones but that have a cup shape.

Oh wow old thread.

I have a couple of the V2 models. They are similar to the harbor freight free ones in shape but good quality. They are nice and bright and cheap. Cripe distributing has a bunch of the coast models on their ebay page for cheap. I know you don't want to spend snap on money but the 3 AAA...

I don't know if theres anything collectable about that machine or not but basically as an old piece of obsolete machinery maybe between $100 to $200 to the right buyer. I'n all honesty, I'd be suprised if your auction breaks $100. You probably will do better by parting it out. The local pickup...

How about one of these. I have a milwaukee 1/2 sheet sander, its a little on the heavy side but it does some serious sanding. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-1-2-Sheet-Finishing-Sander-BO4900V/203162049 I don't know what you have for a DA sander but I tend to find that the auto body sanders...

I would throw in some torx bits or keys. They are too common these days not to have them. I carry a small aerosol can of wd40 also. I would rather carry something better but wd40 is the only one I know that comes in a small aerosol size. You might not have the parts to fix it roadside but...

I did a comparison a while back. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=222898&highlight=atd+saber&page=2 I had so much distaste for the HF light it went out with the trash a few months back. It fell off the hood and hit me in the head one too many times.

Just ordered. Number 27378.

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Jori, will you be able to order me a Wright #743 flare nut wrench set? I want to show my support for wright and channelock this year but I'm having trouble finding something from wright that I actually need. I think I went through your whole online wright inventory and couldn't find anything I...

The KD, Allen and Craftsman Pros are basically the same wrench barring differences in length. Basically a decent no frills wrench. Cant go wrong for the price. Way better than gearwrench sets that replaced them.

I would start with the ignition switch on those before you drive yourself nuts looking for a bad wire.

The truck one doesn't go low enough to use it on a car. The lowest setting sits about level with the hood on my superduty. I'm 300lbs and it doesn't have any trouble holding me.

Those were sold by snap on as a blue point model a few years back. Not really usefully because the head is so massive.

I saw one of those on the shelves at the local hardware store. It didn't look that old so I bet you can get a blade.

The wright probably has the smallest head out of any of them if it matters to you.

An ignition file would fit the bill http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002C7AGCQ/?tag=atomicindus08-20

It look similar to a plaster saw they use for cutting off a cast from your broken arm.

I have a full set of the armstrong ones that are similar to the #1 style. A little different take on it though. The don't need much depth clearance either which would limit the use of the other styles when the nut is next to an obstruction. I use them when you only have access to the nut with...