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I have a set of jumper cables I got from Sears in ~1993. Have white insulation (now somewhat dirty) and are still flexible, even in cold weather. They must have been made especially for Sears (who liked to be different or exclusive sometimes) in that they are 18 ft. long and 5 gage. Never seen a...

I was looking at some older PC computers on ebay and under the features and specifications, the connectivity not only had USB and ethernet but also a "wife adapter".......... Hmmm. :lol:

But the "everyday low price" is $167.42? I've never seen an Irwin set that size for that regular retail price.

As said above, don't overthink this. Try a ~$15 cheapie and see if it works for you. Can always get a better one. This video helped make my decision to buy it.

Amazon has quite a few at various prices. I have this Uni T UT373. Has a backlight and counting feature. For my limited use I wouldn't spend any more. One thing I did learn (not tach specific) regarding the supplied reflective tape was that beyond the "peel-off" to expose the adhesive, the other...

Raised panel. The polished professional models were made by S-K and were on a different level.

I've done the same for years. Then I got a digital torque adapter. When checking all of my TW's I was surprised how accurate the old beam wrench was. Just eyeballin' of course but pretty close or dead on the mark.

Those Husky wrenches look like late 1990's/ early 2000's vintage and made by Stanley. After they disappeared I was wishing I had bought a set. I really liked the satin finish and IIRC the beams (handles) had a rounded edge instead of less comfortable square corners. I wouldn't even consider any...

I wanted to see what (if anything) abnormal was caught by the filter and check for filter integrity (damage). As mentioned in my post, the details are in my post over in the "Hot Deals Forum--- Amazon Retail ....." . If you're really curious there's a zillion youtube videos of new and used...

This looks like a good place to start. And as far as damage from dropping, check out this video. Some of us treat a clicker as a delicate, precise instrument yet what really is inside to get damaged from a fall to the ground/concrete. We want that last little bit of gnat's *** accuracy while...

Maybe try something like this and try loosening when the pan is still hot from hard driving. Amazon and others sell them. ETA -- my mistake, thought you were referring to oil pan bolt. ETA2 --- just noticed I linked the SAE set. There's a metric set also...

jump pack can be handy but I'd still recommend jumper cables as a backup or first choice before jump pack.

No to a foot pump, yes to a decent 12v plug -in inflator. A good flashlight. A pair of work/mechanics gloves. A little toolbox with basics (tighten battery terminals etc). Hand cleaner a nd a roll of paper towels.

Delivered Saturday from Amazon. For cutting open used oil filter. " Minlen Oil Filter Cutting Tool" $16.90 on Amazon. Having trouble posting Amazon pages showing products. I posted more about my oil filter failure in detail over in the "Hot Deals--- Retail Amazon " section.

I had a spare for my next oil change. After finding this failure it got returned to the store.

Like many others do: to check for metal "sparklies", carbon and grit and check if the filter media hasn't torn loose from the glue or failed in other ways thus allowing unfiltered oil and dirt back into the engine. I'm not planning to go through the full ritual that many youtube reviews do, many...

Not today but delivered Saturday from Amazon. Did a recent oil change and decided to cut open my first oil filter. Timely purchase. Discovered media pleat torn loose from glue on end cap adjacent to media crimp seal. Purolator ONE filter of which I've used several over the last few years. Spent...

fukung A right

Cheaper than the $149.99 Icon sets are the Pittsburgh Titanium Nitride at 89.99. https://www.harborfreight.com/titanium-nitride-coated-alloy-steel-sae-tap-and-die-set-45-piece-61411.html And then there's "Chuckee" who's a welder and did a review.

Westward is a house brand for Grainger Industrial supply. It's probably not a bad set for the price even if it's made in China. But you'd get metric and SAE in a Harbor freight set for similar money. Never ever want the ~$20 set from HF. Pure garbage. On ebay you may score a deal on a made in...