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For the visual ones of us. Sent from my S61 using Tapatalk

Yeah if you don't want to go cordless Lincoln makes solid units. One thing I would be aware of though is that guns with button style bleeders are the way to go if you go through a couple tubes at once, but they weep more grease out so if you go through maybe two tubes a year the screw bleeds...

Get one on whatever power tool battery platform you run. Sent from my S61 using Tapatalk

Proto 3/4 drives come up on ebay fairly often. Picked mine up for $30 and my regular dealer gave me a free rebuild kit.

You gotta use the corrugated ones if you can. They don't ever slip down into the bore with the piston.

Depends on what you're doing.

Seem to be doing a pretty good job of keeping the moisture out. Those of us who have done work out of a service truck seem to relate to that. My tools are all cheaper but look just the same. The sunex blow molded cases aren't exactly pelican grade.

Also one of the benefits of electric impact ratchets is that it doesn't hurt nearly as much as doing it with an air impact

The proto is a solid choice. I've changed dozens of painted u joints with mine and the tips are still holding up.

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IIf I ever had a kid I wouldn't. I never had any tools handed to me but I have been lucky enough to be given garage space to keep them. At twenty I've easily spent 20k (had about 15k stolen across separate incidents involving my stuff being in a company owned vehicle, would be a lot less if I...

The Astro pneumatic kit is solid for the price. Like $15 on Amazon.

Great read! Thanks for posting.

Some Napa stores will warranty them with a Carlyle if they break. Or at least that's what the Napa here told me when I bought a few NOS Napa pro tools from them.

They call those jacks widow makers for a reason. Heard my share of stories of people getting killed or turned into vegetables by those handles.

Yeah I generally use setting 3 for loosening and 2 for tightening anything smaller than a 5/8 bolt. The given ratings for the settings are in RPM rather than ft/lbs like the Milwaukee.

Cut up my hand a little replacing a high pressure fuel pump on a machine on the side of the highway. Open end of a 15mm Pittsburgh wrench snapped apart and like an idiot I switched around to using the box end and every time it turned the nut a little it dug a little deeper into my hand. Had a...

That's kinda the guy I would assume would work out of one. I started working out of this one when I was 18 or 19 so either a year or two ago. Whenever I slide it out some of the truckers, especially the younger guys would jest about how I use an "old white guy" toolbox. Don't really ever see...

Second the weight bar idea.

That's awesome. Great idea.