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Who makes the pliers, Channelock?

Will this tool help work on a Chrysler Pacifica; my old serpentine belt tool was to big.

I've had my HF helmet for about 4 years now; used & abused. Still works like new. Loved my Miller helmet (free with my 210 purchase). Didn't last a lick.

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For all you professional mechanics out there, who haven't heard of this pay to repair website, you should really check it out.Direct-Hit I have used it for quite a few years now; & in all honestly it is a true god send. I very highly recommend this webste; it will you save you tons of time in...

Anybody used this tool;http://www.theinductor.com/index.php?m=41; my paint rep demonstrated one today on a frozen ball joint; must say I was impressed; I think it could come in handy for certain situations.

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I've used the torx bits for many months now; have absolutley past all my expectations; definite pass; These things are a great deal. The same for the mini plier set; might not be the best plier set; but for $3.99; a definite pass. Used these a great deal; also.

I want it; were do I sign up

You could scuff the stickers; tape them up; put 3 coats of clear base; base; remove tape after base & clear; done it many times; comes out beautiful.

I found an old Williams b-52 ratchet last year; Its my favorite ratchet in my small collection; including my new Snap-On dual 80. Any other old ratchet's that is this smooth for me to hunt down.

Yes; exactly; tried to copy a link but didn't quite worked the way I hoped.

I was wondering if anybody uses them & if they work; (saw one once at a car show years ago; wondering if its just a gimmick;) I usually use my DVOM; Vantage or Powerprobe 3; but I think they would come in handy for testing simple circuits.

Good thread guys; but where has all our steel mills gone? I personally don't know; I do remember years ago about the steel mills going overseas; if that's the case; in all honestly; how hard is it to really make a quality socket or wrench in today's technological world; it's not like hand tools...

I use something like this when I'm to lazy to drag my torches; BernzOmatic Torches, Trigger-Start Hose Torch - BZ8250HT; works like a charm; not for cutting off bolts; but for getting them loose

My solar battery http://www.tooltopia.com/solar-es5000.aspx finally crapped the bed; after many good years of service. I'm thinking of buying that one again; but I also see this one.http://www.tooltopia.com/solar-jnc660.aspx Any recomendations on which one. Thanks

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They did on the last sidewalk sale.

I agree with Bull; there are a lot of decent products from Hf for next to nothing.

I'm sure who ever makes them IR sockets, also makes them for HF. And by the way I love my flip sockets for removing tires.