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yeah i could so the same job with a breaker bar and not have to worry about a spring coming off and poking my eye out.. or i could just get my impact gun..

I had one of those... but it got stolen :( i used to love that thing now i got a IR 2135Ti..

For 200 bucks its a steal.. and plus it will make a fun resto project... lil bit of sanding some grease and oil a fresh coat of paint and you'll have a like new box.. and you can paint it any color you want... Great buy... i wish i could find something like that in my area..

Same i got them b/c i heard there were common on fuel pumps and some distributor caps.. And yet they sit in my box all shiny and un used

I got my box at coscto... best price i could find when comparing apples to apples.. I got there and get shop towels microfiber towels (cleaning and waxing) The one that is near me always has garage storage and big strand up compressor (50 -60 gallon) for good prices there made by Campbell...

I've got the 2135Ti not exactally the same but i love it nice and light crazy powerfull.. I also got it at 150.00 NIB off of ebay so i cant really complain..

I'm printing that out and putting it in my box.. thanks man

Need 1) Impact Swivels SAE and Metric Shallow and Deep 2) Snap On Torque Wrench Digital with Degrees 3) 3/8" Impact with over 300 Ft Lbs (Ingersoll or SO) 4) Matco Scraper Set 5) Covers for my IM6100, IM5100 and my 2135TiMax (Some one in my shop decided to play hockey with my impact...

Yeah thats an amazing deal.. i mean hell i've spend over 2 grand on Impact Wrenches and to get a whole box for 2 grand FULL of tool.. If i only had the space..

I remember my first Air Ratchet it was 50 ft lbs as it kicked hard once when i was changing a rear sway bar turned 3 of my fingers black.. i can only imagine 130 ft lbs.. i predict alot of these will be on ebay..

I wonder what the 130 ft lbs would do to your fingers the first time a bolt seat and the ratchet keeps turning.. I like my Snap On thanks.. and if i want to loosen bolts up i have an impact wrench for that..

Yeah right now i Use IR and Snap On.. I may be getting a Matco 3/8 for uber cheap soon depends i'm still thinking about it.. But i like Snap On and IR they have been working for me so far..

if i had the space i would go for it some pretty usefull stuff there.. i mean you can never have too many tool... but i have run out of room and i dont have the money for a matco box...

NO i wasnt thinking of switching over.. i like Snap On and IR for impacts and other air tools it just made me curious... I figured they would have reliability issues or something like that.. But its good to know..

So I'm working at the shop today and the new kid (My Cousin) just started out as a mechanic and he has finally decided to start buying his own tools instead of mooching off of mine and his dads.. So he bring in 2 Aircats today well 1 aircat 1 nirtocat and he goes on and on about how hes gonna...

Yeah i generally work on SUV.. mid to compact cars stuff like that all stuff thats not classified as heavy duty... SO i think i'll be saving the cash and getting something i need..

^^ Tool addiction is a problem i do have... But i think i'll spend that cash else where.. Plus i dont think my 30 gallon would handle it...

That generally the same answer i have been getting from everybody... I allready have a set of 3/4 inch sockets so i figured hey why not.. but in reality i doubt i'll need it.. but if i come across one used for 70-100 bucks then i'll probably pick it up.. but i would drop 800+ on it brand new...

So i was talking to my uncle who is a mechanic..and he told me no mechanic should be with out a 3/4 inch impact wrench that is under 1200ft lbs of tourqe... He went on to recoment a Ingersoll Rand 2141.. He said its great for suspension work and so on and its soo good and versatile.. Now i...

I can now... thanks for sharing that link.. it is too bad that IR doesnt make anvil stops like Snap On its a great lil feature but what can you do.. Thanks again guys ..