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Just bought one myself. Thank you OP!

Re: Tacklife AC and AC/DC clamp multimeters - $5.49 and $6.49 Just ordered one. Thanks again!

Someone posted this awhile back. This is a quick connect adapter. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MY55BT5/?tag=atomicindus08-20 My pump is in transit and I can't wait to use it!

Mine arrived safe and sound! Can't wait to try them. Thanks again to the OP for this deal!

Here's another Thank You to the OP!

This is the company making the upgrade kits. http://tacomacompany.com/ There is a whole series of videos on YouTube about installing all the various upgrades this company makes for the blaster. Hope that helps:) Bill

Didn't forget about you Bill, just had a few/3 bad days, didn't even take the leads out of the car yet. ..................... Hey Not a problem :) My MT3000A doesnt keep date and time after shut down and re start, anybody know the fix for this? The user manual states that there is an...

Just an FYI...Sawblade Express is located in Pacific, MO. Currently Pacific, as well as Eureka (next town) and many other towns/cities across Missouri are experiencing massive flooding. There have been evacuation orders issued as well. This may be the cause of the website issues. I would...

I have the VHS tape with mine as well :)

That is interesting! I do not have the gas analyzer so I do not have first hand knowledge of this. I just remember reading that the O2 sensor fails. I would read up on things and fire it up and see what it does :) If you happen to find the instructions for the COP kit would you send me a copy...

bubinga, The MT3000 and MT3000A both come with DIS capabilities built in as standard equipment. The box you may be thinking of could be the DIS adapter for the MT1665. If you look in your manual under standard connections it will show you how to hook up the normal DIS systems. I'm hoping you...

The MT1665 is the original Counselor scope. It did not come with native DIS ignition support. However, Snap On offered the MT1658 Ignition Interface adapter to allow the MT1665 to work on DIS. It's a box that would sit on top of the scope. You occasionally see just the adapter for sale on Ebay...

Looking again at your pictures the second batch posted top right....the item with the 4 round connectors screwed into a larger piece...each plug has two leads apiece. This is the DIS adapter. You do indeed have DIS with this scope! Bill

Oh and yes the COP adapter kit is for the scope!

I have one of these scopes and love it! Can you tell me what model it is? If you look on the rear of the machine you will see a tag with model and serial number. Does it say "MT3000" or "MT3000A"? The machines are basically the same with the "A" version getting some updated circuitry protection...

I also picked one up this weekend. Used it yesterday to wash the lawn equipment prior to the seasons first use. Wow what a nice machine! Thanks to the OP who posted this deal. It worked perfectly for what I wanted.....a small compact pressure washer I can grab and go without having to resort to...

Great! I will be on the upper Muny lot with the Show-Me Corvair club. Hopefully with my 65 Monza (if I can get it done in time). I presume you will be on the Lower lot? I enjoy that show as well :)

Now THAT is a great photo! A total shame that your Lemp experience degraded that badly. I could only imagine what it was like to work and hang out there. Do you ever attend the car shows in Forest Park on Easter morning? Would love to see your truck in person. Thanks for sharing your work...

If you have a Northern Tool store close by it looks like they offer and exchange service similar to BBQ propane tanks. I have not asked about price or how to get started. Looked like they offered different sizes of tanks. They are in a locked cage outside next to the door.

Count me in as a happy 40SL light owner. If I had one negative comment about it would be how easy it is to dim the light without meaning to. At first I thought it was defective as I had just charged it. Then I realized it was me moving it around and hitting the dial. Once I realized what I was...