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I would recommend the charm.li link he provided. I pay for service info from several sources, but I use charm.li in the field for anything older because you can search so fast.

I have a Topdon JS3000. I've only used it 25-30 times so far, but it will start an 6.0 Powerstroke with batteries that are so dead it won't even click with ease. I got it compliment my JNC660 which can't start most diesels if they are completely dead.

I'm a huge fan of the Milwaukee M18 Wet/Dry vac. I can't go back to being corded.

I've had the same conversation with my wife.

They used to run really good sales and closeouts on their website. They had a sale on long 1/4" bit driver sets. I bought the SAE and Metric hex and a torx set and when they arrived it was all Matco branded. I've been very happy with it. I also bought one of their spring load universal funnels...

I wasn't until I bought my Snap-On, now it's my go to.

As others have mentioned, I'm not going to try and warranty something like that unless it's from a tool truck and he's at my shop. I will also add that I don't buy Milwaukee driver bits anymore. I probably had 10 shatter at the end like yours did. I started buying Makita bits and I've had very...

Those are great torque wrenches. Most people sleep on Norbar torque wrenches.

I use a Branick tire dolly. Mine is older with pneumatic tires, looks like they don't make it any more. https://www.branick.com/product/tc400-tire-cart/

I have a set. They work OK. Better than a standard hex, but maybe not as well as pounding in the next size up Torx. I bought them because I had a Mercedes fan clutch that was stripped, I needed to get it done that day, and I don't have a Mac guy in my town. O'Riley had the Zeons in stock in...

https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/SORCPL2320?impressionRank=1 I like this one for the power supply mode. Smart chargers can be fussy with dead batteries, this one will charge no matter what. I also still use my big Mac wheeled battery boiler all the time too.

We use Rema Tip Top mounting paste.

Norbar makes a great torque wrench.

I love my Red Backs for work and wear Justin's or Ariat's for my going to town boots.

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I'm a fan of Xtra Seal separate plug and patch kits. I follow TIA guidelines, so if they have a push plug, they're junk.

I would hit the ears of the bearing at an angle with an air hammer and try to get it moving.

I thought I saw a thread somewhere that Ullman made those for Channellock?

I probably remove and install a couple dozen wheels with lug bolts everyday. I generally have the vehicle with the wheels just a few inches off the ground. Squat down so that my knees keep the wheel on the hub while I zip out the bolts, then when I stand up, I bring the wheel with me. When I...

I've had the same hobo freight set for probably close to 15 years. I need another set because the knobs have been broken and missing for years, and the gauges have become too inaccurate. I could get another set from Harbor Freight, but honestly, all the wing-dong sets on Amazon look the same...