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I would like to preface this post by apologizing for asking such basic questions. I have been doing some research but there is simply too much for me to sift through. Background- I'm a car guy through and through, Audi to be specific. I guess I'm a "white collar" worker going to work in suit...

unfortunately, that sticker was added on by someone else. it doesn't fit and it wasn't put on that well. this will be a great supplement to my stack on box I got from my dad for free. I really only collect tools to work on my car, so im using this box to store all my metric stuff (the car is an...

he's my score of the day. maybe not "you ****" worthy, but I paid $100. I am thinking about repainting it, but I don't have the means currently. so i'll let it be the it is for a while. this will be a nice supplement to my current box.

Mac 22mm Wrench Let's go $15 but I like to make deals. will trade for 6-9mm mac "clr" series wrenches Note-20mm wrench is sold one 22mm mac m22cw 12 point wrench, standard length, matte finish. has typical tool box wear, and nothing beyond that. no owners marks or otherwise nontypical wear...

These are going for $130 on amazon and ebay. Mac guy had them for $89.99 today. Comes with two batteries, a 120 volt and 12 volt charger. I thought it was good enough deal to pass along. not sure if they are available on the website though

nevermind. sale fell through. seller decided to sell to someone else. not a huge deal cause its a 75 mile drive for me. guess i'll keep my eye out

well i'll just let the ad speak for itself. think i got dibs on it and need to know if its a good idea http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/tls/3923273745.html

Got the 24mm clr on eBay today. Need the rest

Would really like to finish my clr series of extra long mac wrenches. I need 20mm - 24mm. Will consider singles. The number on the wrench will read as m"**"clr with the ** meaning wrench size. The clr series is my preference but will consider any other mac wrenches 20mm and up. Let me know what...

I found the gasket. I flipped it down upside and it is better. What kind of material should I make the gasket out of?

Which gasket

well mr. mac guy brought a whole cart of used tools today since i asked him to. i wasnt interested in most of the stuff, but i did set my eye on a set of snap on e torx sockets, a matco die grinder, and an older mac 1/2 impact. we settled on $50 and i was happy. well, the impact works pretty...

i dont know why you guys snicker at a heavy buty t8 or t10. i find the smaller ones are much easier to twist and would personally love some smaller ones that stand up better

Throw up some offers. I'd do $40 shipped for everything

my thoughts are you should be looking at something larger, like an 844 lull. im just partial to lull, but youd get either a cummins or deere engine. im just not a fan of the smaller ones like that. in my mind, you might as well get a big one. not to mention there ae tons of them for sale and...

just a guess but i would imagine a few ARP head stud kits would need deep 12 point. 1, because of the stud part, and 2, because ARP loves 12pt for some reason

got some extras that i'd like to get rid of. they consist of Mac xup613mmr- 13mm 3/8 impact swivel socket-$15 You can tell it hasn't physically been used. light drawer wear however Mac xup614mmr- 14mm 3/8 impact swivel socket-$11 This one hasnt been used either, however there is much more...

wonder how small the handles are? on a side note, i run the same tires on my plow truck. effin love em.

i try not to use them. however, the impact variety came in handy taking out bellhousing bolts on my chevy truck. a universal 14mm came in very handy taking out the distributor bolt on the same truck. its got a big block vortec, and there just isnt very much room between the engine and firewall...

to make way for this