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BuffaloTools KBOARD Kneeling Board with Cushion.

The one I bought is doing that and ive had it about 8 months. I store mine vertical and admit it doesn't get used much.

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19mm is the biggest stubby i have in metric after that standard wrenches will work for both. The two biggest stubby wrenches I have is a Snap On 1 3/8 and 1 1/2 mainly for hydraulic lines after they are broke loose or running the fitting up until it needs tightened.

I got a subungual hematoma just looking at that thing.

I have both and break both equally it seems. I go through a lot of 1/2 drive 15/16 and 1 3/16 impact swivel sockets so much so that I have two of each. Then I have two 1/2 drive universal impact adapter for the same reason. This is were I am glad I spent the money on Snap On because the warranty...

I get mine from Caterpillar. They are pre built Y's and come assembled with a deutsch pin and two sockets. I cut them off and put what I need on. You can get them in various gauges and colors I believe although I usually only get yellow 16 gauge. I haven't been able to find the OM on the Y's so...

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I have the 1/4 and 3/8 fuel ratchets and have been impressed running them on the 6.0 batteries. Comparing the 3/8 fuel to my 3/8 14.4 Snap On I notice a slight amount of more torque on the Milwaukee but not much. I like both equally but if someone was looking for one I would steer them towards...

Absolutely. Dont blame the engineers they are just doing what the accounting dept. told them to do.

I bought a 3/8 flex head tuff1 ratchet a few years ago. I opened the package and seen it had a pin in the flex joint instead if a screw and the head was floppy as I've ever seen, its been in my junk tools box ever since. If it had a way to tighten the head it would be in my tool box at work as...

Our tool crib has three of them and has had them since the beginning of time. They are great impacts. You can still get parts for them. We have to send one of them in for rebuild about once every two years on average. We run 1/2 hose with 90-100 psi at the gun and they seem to do well for the...

Just depends on what the job is. I have split beam, clicker, dial and digital. I use digital 90% of the time. Use a dial for checking rolling torque. and the rest of the small fasteners and fittings I would touch during rebuilds I use one of my inch pound clickers. My split beam doesn't see much...

One is for using and the other 14 are to see if you can fill your coworkers coffee cup up with shaving from across the room.

Used Mac Tools 3/8's ratchet XR1890FPA. This is the 18 inch handle version. Been using this since they came out so the chrome isnt perfect and the handle has scratches in the plastic. Upgraded to the Snap On ratchet when it came out. Would do 90.00 shipped. Link to the ratchet on Macs website...

Received a 3/8's kit yesterday from HJE and installed it this morning in my flex head when I got to work. I am pulling a transmission out of a motor grader and used the ratchet all day with the new kit in it. I didn't notice a change from what I had other than the degree of rotation to engage...

Got mine this morning and used it all day. I cant really tell you anything after a days use. I did notice the head was getting pretty warm on mine and it was using up the battery fairly quick. The head is huge compared to my 14.4 Snap On ratchet but that shouldn't make a difference for what I...

There is enough oil coming out of the compressor at work that we don't have to worry aboot it. I grease my tools that need it whenever I think about it and cant remember the last time I greased them.

Holy! 2008? And it looks like those grammarjournal.com pinkos came over and ruined a good hammer talk.

If you were to ask me this 2 or 3 years ago I would be against electric tools, now I prefer them. Cordless has really come along way in the last few years.