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My most hated tool is the one I'm using at the exact moment the tool fails to perform as designed. For example I have a set of larger Craftsman raised panel wrenches 20-25mm, in one particular application the open end of the 21 mm wrench is the only tool that can be used and every time I use the...

I have 2 or 3 older John Deere wrenches I inherited from my father they are good tools and made in the USA. Don't know about that set though.

+1 to Hokie for his comments +Infinity to Hokie for his avatar! LOL I hope you can see this Hokie because I'm doing it as hard as I can!

I would like to add, hopefully without drawing the wrath of "moral police", that a tool that has a lifetime warranty is bought and paid for with said warranty attached to it. Therefore if the purchaser of said warranted tool fails to act on the warranty when the tool breaks and then sells the...

Moose, have you used the Lisle hose clamp vise yet? I've had one for like 3 years and only used it once, but that one time it was the only tool to get in the space. Let us know how you like it.

Ive had a Blackjack kit for 5 years, no complaints, just be sure to get the metal handled reamer. A co-worker had the plastic handle reamer, it broke in a tire and gashed his hand open.

-SK 3/8 Drive Round Head Ratchet - $10 -Craftsman Magnetic Tray - $10 -Craftsman 3/8 Drive Sockets 6pt (6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 22) - $10 PM sent on these items

PM sent on Ryobi 18v ONE+ battery

Hey guys, all tool sales have ended, I'm back to work and put everything back in my toolbox. Thanks to those that bought!

Let me know a price on the pressure testers. Those look like all pulley removers, which I have the remover, what I really nee is an installer but am willing to buy a complete set. Thanks!

PM sent on Bonney 9/16 combo wrench to T65.

I'm looking for a Craftsman 23mm combo wrench to complete a set and also need a Husky Professional 18mm polished wrench to complete a set. Also looking for a power steering pulley remover/installer kit and a cooling system pressure tester. Let me know what you guys have.

What sizes are the Husky wrenches, and $14 each set or altogether?

That hydraulic flaring tool is nice but kinda funky to use on lines still on the car, like you need an extra pair of hands. Making lines on the bench is fast and easy though. Used that same tool a lot at work.

Heres what I scored this weekend: Craftsman 21" toolbox, old and rusty, $1, gonna brush the rust off and repaint True Value 24" toolbox, old but decent, $5, already got tools in this one Vice Grips 9" $1 2 Ford scripted wrenches, $1 each 4" Rigid Pipe Wrench, $1 Oil Filter Pliers, $1 Old Snap...

Heres some contents photos. Lets know what you think.

New to the forum and only made it to page 118 of this thread so far but had to put up my boxes. First one is my Snap On KRL Series, 85th Anniversery Series. Sadly its currently empty as I've been laid off for several weeks, but normally its filled with 98% Snap On. Second is a small box I keep...

Yeah..the modern art gallery by me has one on display. Its tan and heavily used but exactly the same.

My sentiments exactly. I specifically bought crowsfoot wrenches for power steering lines on pumps and steering racks where you can't use a socket and wrenches won't fit.

Do custom cut, bent or otherwise manipulated wrenches/tools count as homemade? I got tons of those.