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Where is the air going? If you have the cylinder at top dead center..both valves should be closed and no where for the air to go. You may have it on the wrong stroke. A friend recently did this trying to install a new distributor in his chevy truck. He was on the wrong stroke. My brother and I...

Every modern snap on box I see for sale on ebay or craiglist the stickers say made in canada.

You do know how to replace wheels studs...right? If not, you are going to learn soon. :)

True...I had not thought of that part. :lol_hitti I think it is past my bedtime. :eyecrazy:

I hope this is your own car and does not belong to someone else. Aluminum melts at 1,221°F (660.3°C). I do not know what alloy you have. Animpact would be my first choice. Then again I have air tools. Sawzall or plasma would be one way to cut it. You might be able to sort of melt blobs of...

see if you can identify which commercial from this list on youtube? http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=chevron+commercial

My GF has more tools than I do. Compressors, shop vacs, tool boxes full, bench vice, etc... She changes oil, brakes, she put brake lines on her Ram pickup a while back. It is sad how she ended up with all the tools though. Her husband passed (many years ago). :sad: She has no issues with me...

Several years ago "trick my truck" on CMT did a service truck. It was a bus with an ambulance back half. Weird looking and strange paint job, but I guess it worked??? 21 pictures here: http://www.cmt.com/pictures/trick-my-truck-max-gerlemans-spaced-out/1566246/2543215/photo.jhtml

They are not loud at all...at least mine is not. Its no louder than any other type of saw..it just has a chain not a blade. Mine is craftsman.

I have an electric chainsaw..forgot about those. DUH! It was given to me. Google "saw buck" to see how they used to cut firewood. Or how they used to hold it up for cutting anyway.

You didn't buy it yet? Hurry up!

different thing of course..but my "little brother" uses demolition blades to cut up scrap metal with. I was not big enough or strong enough to hang onto his saw when I tried it up at his house.

I have an old craftsman bow saw that is pretty big (30" maybe?). It has a padded hand grip on the other end so two people can use it to cut large limbs. You would probably only need a smaller one though.

Agree...a bow saw would work well in that situation.

I believe that. My dad has a set of hard black handle snap on screwdrivers he got before I was born. I am 47...and just found the same set by williams screwdrivers online. I have used and abused dad's since I was a kid. I will be ordering the williams set as soon as I can. :thumbup:

It is just the typical one you see on any camper or RV...it is the size for his van.

There is a guy here locally that runs a "mobile lube" out of a full size van. He has one of those camper awnings that rolls out over the vehicle and goes to work. He stays busy. I see him all over town in parking lots doing oil changes. Agree with the rest...start small. You don't need to...

Not exactly a "tool cart", but I have one of those old beat up HF folding utility trailers (no longer folds, lights don't work, etc..) I put a ball on he back of my rider and tow whatever tools I need out to where I am working around the house. Also works for lumber and bigger items. Overkill...

One of the tags has spray paint on it. Someone repainted the side box or something?