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Thanks guys! I appreciate it!

Looks like that is the one for large wrenches (32-46mm), I am looking for the mini that is for 6mm-14mm wrenches.

Interesting, those links don’t work for my computer but do for my phone. The first link Boom posted is for 745100 not 745099. Lots of results on Amazon for 745099, but none are the smaller wrench extender. I already have the 745100, but am looking for a wrench extender that works for smaller...

Neither one of those links work for me, can you list the manufacturer and part number so I can search for it? I am guessing what you linked isn't made by Mueller Kueps?

Looking for a mini wrench extender like the mueller kueps 745 099, but can’t find anywhere that sells it. Anyone know where to by this or a similar product of high quality? https://mueller-kueps.com/wp-content/uploads/SellSheet-745-099_lowres.pdf

I picked up an older Snap On A frame tool control box that I want to clean up a bit and use for some of my bigger tools; big wrenches (larger than 1 -1/14+ SAE 24mm+ metric), 3/4 drive sockets, and maybe my larger crescent wrenches, breaker bars, etc. Any recommendations on what to use for...

Thanks for the idea, I will look into Linseed oil options stateside Base metal of the truck bed isn't stainless, so I am stuck with mild steel. Interesting stuff. I did some quick reading and it seemed they discuss mostly bolted or riveted joints. I am assuming it will not stand the heat...

Another vote for Williams USA, at least on certain items. Love their sockets and hard handled screwdrivers. Had a few chrome defects on some large wrenches I got, so that wasn't ideal, but the smaller wrenches seem fine.

Interesting stuff, how often do you have to reapply? Every year? It would be ideal to find something that's one and done.

The bed supports on my truck has a couple of small sections that need patch panels Problem is after the welding is done it will be very challenging to paint the inside of the bed support and protect this freshly welded metal from just rusting though My understanding is weld though “primer”...

Thank you!

I checked the local Ace, and it didn't have anything that would work. Figured I would post here before I drive all over and spend too much in fuel for a little part. Its a model F-70-M, see the attached picture for the pin and lever. Some of the ones in your picture look like a match. Thank you

Rebuilding an old 3/8's drive Snap on ratchet with an RKRA380 rebuild kit snap on supplied I managed to mangle the pin for the selector. It's a simple little rivet sort of item that gets pinned over to hold the pawl and selector switch. Seems a little excessive to get a whole new rebuild kit...

Thank you Luckily this stuff and the rust is coming off pretty easily with a wire wheel other than the nooks and crannies of course. What's really surprising is the rust that was pushing through the coating seems to be purely surface. I am used to when rust is erupting though a surface, there...

Interesting, do you happen to remember what the brand of product was? I thoroughly read the instructions, spec sheet, SDS sheet, etc. of the stuff I used, So I knew it was an acid converter (PH of 3.5), but I hadn't thought about the risk of what would happen if the acid didn't get fully...

Hmmm, hopefully others can. I will try to attach them instead of using imgur so hopefully all can see.

The first coat it turned a dark purple to almost black, then after the second coat it was black (the color you see now in the photos where the rust hasn't broken though). I was planning on top coating it before I installed it, I just didn't think I needed too with it sitting in my garage. I...

It seems this Permatex Rust Treatment (#81773) has created more rust than I originally had. https://www.permatex.com/products/specialized-maintenance-repair/body-interior-trim/permatex-rust-treatment/?locale=en_us Background, this Dana 60 housing was in really good shape, minimal surface rust...

Thanks guys, I think I will jump into the modern era with a new digital analyser.

Thank you for the suggestion, I really hadn't considered one of those type of testers, I am just so use to the carbon pile testers thats were I was looking and the big ones get expensive quick. That was a good explanation in the review. So it sounds like you are happy with yours digital...