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Used it all day on a Honda Oddysey engine job. Pulled every fastener including axle nuts and subframe bolts. Basically replacing my old 18v Makita. Love the autostop mode too.

Bought the new big cart yesterday. Had the old small one for 6 months+. It was good to me but fell over and banged it up pretty good, wouldn't lock.. This cart is much bigger and is a nice upgrade for me. Dissapointed a little with the 2 casters that dont 360 swivel..could get use to it but...

I have bought a bunch of tools from this kid that got out of the trade. This was one from tonight. Any way to tell build date of battery? The 100 and 140 torque sticks were the only pieces I needed haha

Needed to borrow this from another tech today, its Matco and saved my ***.. Is this something yall would trust from a cheaper company?

Started a new job at a collision center. Looking for a tram gauge and any other measuring devices to determine which parts are bent. Thanks for any suggestions. We dont have an alignment rack and some of these insurance companies like to do bare minimum, the more I can prove right off the bat...

I don't have cutting disks at work for my grinder to try. Is it even going to work or am I better off dropping it off at the machine shop and hoping they don't get me too bad? Thinking making 3 or 4 cuts..what you think?

I gave up on the 1/2" fuel ratchet, acmetool kept on pushing back the date to 2018.. went with the 3/8" model for $135 shipped. Its larger and heavier than the old model for sure. A tradeoff for being stronger, both manual and motoring a fastener. This is a cheap old torque wrench I had laying...

16 Cherokee seat removal. Why do they do this ****..

I can't remember where I saw it, but someone makes a set where you can put for example a 10mm 14mm 17mm wrench on the one end to turn the fastener in low clearance spots. I need them on a weekly basis.. Thanks Hopefully this makes sense to y'all :lol_hitti

I was about to buy a set of Neiko off eBay for $66. This set. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01KN6ZVK4/ref=cm_cr_arp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8 I'm in a professional environment so I will be using them day in day out but I can't afford a $500 tool truck set.. A part of me wants to try the Neiko set...

For wheel bearing press jobs. Using my sockets and tire balancer adapters work but.. I would really like a 1 foot solid pipe maybe 2" in diameter to bang out wheel hubs..Any suggestions cheaper the better

With coupons I can get this rail for about $25. Im trying to be as efficient as possible with my cart and this in theory seems like a great idea. If they are junk let me know. Can you place the sockets on the rail without having to twist/lock them? I feel like that would get old.. thanks for...

Only used it once today but it saved me atleast 10 minutes of aggravation..plenty of torque. I'll try to keep this post updated with tight spots it excels in. Looking into swivel or 360 air fitting for better maneuverability.

After two years of faithful service I use way too much manual torque 80ft lbs+ if I had to guess and snap. I was going to wait for the fuel 1/2" to come out but I use this tool so much I can't wait.. Will they warrantee this or is it considered abuse?

Swapping a junkyard engine in a 01 Saturn Dohc. Easy answer is to buy a clutch kit but for various reasons I'm going to swap the clutch over..

Was given a free bag of tools with this in it..

I have had the Milwaukee ratchet for about two years now and been using it with the supplied 2.0 batteries. Runtime is excellent so no need to upgrade, plus I had a spare. I recently purchased the M12 Rover light, which destroys the 2.0 batteries to the point of having to have one on the...

Getting ready for a new purchase. I was going to get a new genuine Milwaukee m18 5amp battery with charger for $100 on craigslist. But a quick Amazon search where I found these for dirt cheap...

Wanting to upgrade my current Dewalt DCF880 wrench with much more power without getting any bigger. I've done my research and It seems the Makita XWT02Z is the only thing available that stays at 5 3/4" from front to rear. I have seen one video of it breaking loose a bolt torqued to 300 ftlbs...