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Re: KRL haulin' a$$ NICE! This has made my day.

I did not heat the extractor. The part was even soaking in cleaner before I tried to remove it.

I bought a EXD10 extractor set and used it twice & broke an extractor each time. Today I was using it to get out a drain plug screw from a Honda CB750F Float bowl. The screw is brass and the bowl is aluminum. I woud have thought that these would have been made out of sterner stuff. I drilled...

Craftsman 6" Buffer (see pic) and some tank decals for my Cafe racer project.

I have read on other forums that soda will work through some blasters, and i was wondering if anyone here had tried it. I have seen the "Soda Blaster" sold through Eastwood and other places but I have also heard that soda can be used through other types of "blasters". I was hoping to hear if...

I would like to use these with Baking Soda to clean aluminum parts and carb bodies. Does anyone have one of these? Feedback?

They went with the standard, and my credit score is the same as yours. I work at shop where the truck does stop every week. It nice becasue you always are paying on it and you dont forget. Looking this up I also found that the price was $2658.48, not $2800.00. This was one of the deals where...

Yes it is. I would like to get a side box as well.

About $2800.00

Here is a quick Pic of my new tool boxes. The Snap-on Boxes in the back. Exactly the one i wanted, color, and I got a good price, (but after the finace charges it kind of equals out). Anyway, lookie, lookie.

I agree with Rambler, I could have bought a Craftsman Ball Bearing 6 drawer top and 5 drawer bottom for $100 from the snap on guy. He just wanted it "off his truck!" Yes, I did pass it up, I'm an idiot.

I have been checking out ratcheting wrenches after being in several positions to where these thing would have been a God send. Between Craftsman & Blue Point the price differenace is not as great as I thought it would be. I have also checked our Gear Wrench, Husky, and others. I'm thinkig for...

Here's mine, mostly Craftsman & Snap-On stuff.

Here's some more: -Turkey Baster with a Hose on the End (great for putting oil in cylinders) -Magnet on a stick (when your loose your nuts) -Thin Bendy light -Impact Driver I have tried the hook or pick thing for removing seals. But the Seal remover is the deal.

I have been rebuilding a motorcycle thru this spring and summer, and now that it is complete (and fun as hell to ride) this winter I plan to tear it down and turn it to a Cafe Racer style bike. What I have noticed is that outside of a basic semi expanded Craftsman 100 pc tool kit, the tools I...

They make something similar for vinyl, I seen it on this old house.

I have a 2000 Cirrus and it has over 120,000 miles on it. The manual says to replace the timing belt. Has anyone done this? If so how long should I plan? BTW I have had a timing belt go on me in a 83' LeBaron, it bent the valve which then eventually took a ****. Why do they still use belts???

I went there( Sam & Jakes) today as a matter of fact and bought some Hanson socket trays. $12.95 for 1/2" drive trays.

Columbiaville, MI Just a few miles north of Lapeer.

Yes, sorry.