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I have that one. It's my go to 1/4" ratchet. I dont use 1/4" inch that often, but I really like that little guy.

Autoparts stores carry large gauge connectors.

I've been using the Harbor Freight set at work for the past year.

I was going to suggest an oscillating multi tool as well!:beer:

Hahaha... the things people do. Reminds me of a sanborn compressor I bought at a pawn shop. I had to talk them down because someone removed the pressure relief valve, unloader valve, and pressure switch and had it wired to run continuous; you had to manually shut it off or something would...

That's interesting, the switch has a different cut on and cut out pressure than the tank. Like you said, if its second hand who knows what's been done to it. Before buying a switch you can try adjusting the cut on and cut off pressures on the switch you already have. I did a bit of Google...

1st post I see. Welcome to the forums! I'm no air compressor expert, but I'll take a stab at it. Those pressure switches seem to come on a lot of air compressors these days. IIRC the cover pops off and there and some adjustment screws to change the cut on pressure and cut off pressure...

Yup, shows Craftsman club price as 39.99 for me. I don't need them, I have plenty of wrenches, yet I'm still tempted...

So I aquired this sweet puller for FREE (I ****, I know). I mostly want to rub it in everyones face :lol_hitti. Anyone have any info on this? Perhaps a date range? It's in a nice wooden box which I'm guessing is custom made.

That happens all the damn time! I hate that seal. I bought a set of replacement seals from the Cornwell tools truck that comes by the shop. The replacement seals are Mastercool (my can tap is, I think made by FJC, but they're the same seal), part number is 85532-10 it comes in a 10 pack.

Haven't they had this promo at various tool websites for close to a year now? I'm just saying you don't have to jump on it. It'll probably be there for a while if you want to let it simmer a little.

I don't think that's true. Milton makes a V style quick connect that is high flow and looks similar to the A style. The female V style IIRC is backwards compatible with A style male ends but the V style male ends are not backwards compatible with A style femal ends.

Let me use the search function for you. Im just kidding man, here you go!:beer: www.garagejournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2192212&postcount=2

If its a good deal on tools, you'd be a fool to pass it up! :beer:

Thanks for the post, I bought one. This is the cheapest I've ever seen this set. I've been watching Amazon and other places for a few months, and there was a deal for it on Ebay for 125.00 a few months ago. Those list prices are funny. Even Amazon shows some asinine list price, but have it...

You're suppose to tap them in and out. After installing and uninstalling a few times it's suppose to "break in" and be more easily installed and removed. Here's a youtube video.

Cheaper than it's ever been on Amazon according to the 3 Camels. I don't actually own these, and I can't justify buying them right now, but maybe someone else can benefit and enjoy some good Bondhus bits. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004BGDPO2/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Like the title says. The lowest price ever on Amazon is 46.99 according to the three Camels, so I feel like this is a decent deal at 47.79. It's cheaper than Harry Epstein or Advanced Auto (with coupons) after shipping. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0012WHBYS/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I have the same problem! I've been thinking it's time for custom fab. Not to mention impact sockets don't fit in my kobalt holder side by side since they're thicker than chrome ones.

Several Amazon Reviews. It's also made in Japan. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000LQOD3I/?tag=atomicindus08-20