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I see $3.88 at walmart for one. It's a good price if you need 'em. Depending on the car, I might opt for a higher quality filter.

It's funny you should say that.

Thanks for the quick responses, I see it now. I was trying to make it read "Lebe" or something.

Hey guys do any of you recognize the name of the tool company on this Torx bit? It's a garage sale find nada I'm just curious.... TIA

Thanks everyone. It looks like it is indeed clutch type A.

Yeah, I could be wrong too. It's happened before!

Thanks for the response. The clutch head I'm familiar with is more of an hourglass/bowtie shape without the center barrel/cylinder part.

Any ideas what this screwdriver tip is called? I'm sure one of you guys knows what it is.

Yep, super cool build it was.... It would be a huge treat if Jeff was able to give an update, but I also know how life has a way of taking up all our time, with very little left over for forums..... Hope you're doing great Jeff, all the best to ya man!

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One thing to note is it's either missing the swivel plate or it's a fixed base. Either way, it's less useful like that.

Per OP, it sounds like the original erosion problem may have already been fixed (flooding).

For the life of me, I can't find where to enter a coupon code at Rock Auto.... :cry:

Not really a deal per se, but if you want to go down the tiny socket rabbit trail, here's a 3/32" ...... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0076IAONC/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Looks like they're still ~$28..... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B097C98LCT/?tag=atomicindus08-20

If the tip is chewed up, $0.00, if the tip is good, $1.00.

@Ricky Joe Thanks for taking the time to measure and photograph yours. It looks like the exact same thing that I have. @MovingAlong Asking Cornwell is a good idea too. Thanks!

I found this impact socket at a sale and I'm curious what it might be used for. It's a Cornwell USA, 1/2" drive socket and has the inscription of what looks like "X 9041" Any ideas? :D

Buying the jaw inserts is pretty normal. They are replaceable for a reason. Or if you want a fun little milling project, make your own! The chunk missing from the tail end is a bummer but it shouldn't affect functionality. Might not be a collector's item, but it's worth $40 as long as it...

Tekton uses red for metric and black/gray for standard.