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Well done! I'd seen that PDF before but never paid attention to that chart. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

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See topic. Specifically, a craftsman vq-44807, using a 43424 rebuild kit. I launched the new and old bb into orbit, and I need to order some more. Thanks in advance.

In case anyone was wondering, this piece fixed my issue. http://m.lowes.com/pd/BrassCraft-14-in-x-18-in-x-Compression-Adapter-Fitting/50380890 Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

Ok, I finally got to lowe's and got the parts I need. One side, I got working perfectly. The second, is a different size. I believe it is 1/8", because the 1/4" fitting will just slide on without even engaging the threads. i can't seem to find a 1/8" fitting anywhere. I tried using the one that...

http://www.lowes.com/pd_25078-104-A-4___?productId=3133381&pl=1&Ntt=1%2F4%22+compression+fitting Would that work? Would it hold the poly line on?

I appreciate those suggestions, but I need to install the auto drain somehow, and the T fitting needs to connect to poly. Or I buy a new t fitting.

Hey all, I messed up my install of the HF auto compressor drain ( http://www.harborfreight.com/automatic-compressor-drain-kit-68244.html ), on my new HF compressor ( http://www.harborfreight.com/air-tools/air-compressors/21-gal-25-hp-125-psi-cast-iron-vertical-air-compressor-61454.html ). I...

I'm shocked, shocked I tell you, that the HF wasn't as well made as the snap on. Oh well, the HF still helped me break very stubborn suspension bolts with no drama.

I don't think I've ever broken a socket, which is surprising. All I have is craftsman sockets, and HF impacts. I DID, however, break two HF impact wobble extensions removing the rear strut bolts on my STI. They both snapped right at the end . I'm pretty sure I had them pushed in fully so they...

Nice setups so far. I just bought an optiplex 760 or something similar from a public auction. I literally got it for $3 including tax, from my local gov't. It's a core 2 duo, so nothing fancy, but it runs windows 7 fine. I have it connected to an old monitor on my workbench (something I would...

As someone helping my parents clean out their house, I would seriously lessen your "collection" before it overtakes everything. Better to cut it down to a few choice tools.

You guys kicked *** with a shitload of recommendations. I probably have more than I know what to do with, lol. I am leaning towards the ko-ken, mostly 'cause I want to try those out, but that snap on deal that four cycle posted is nice, too. All praise four cycle, king of ebay tool auctions...

Dang, i have been in the store how many times, and never saw it. thanks for the link.

You guys are great, excellent suggestions! I was already thinking about a koken spark plug socket, so I might pick up the deep set to check it out. i do have a few gearwrench ratcheting wrenches that I love, so those are a good option as well.

Can anyone point me to one? I would normally buy a craftsman set, but they don't seem to have one on their (crappy) website. I don't think HF sells one, either. I don't mind ordering online, and would prefer not to spend snap-on prices (I was quoted something like $240 from the snap on...

Replaced the pull cord on my neighbor's snow blower.

I have these square hinges that apparently do not work with these green hinges. Does anyone know of any that would work with the square type? The hinges are sort of inset, with a ridge on either side of the hinge that it's riveted to.

installed a new garage pc that i got from a local auction.