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Any feedback on the new 3019B professional rechargeable digital tire inflator? The hose on my trusty 3018 has seen better days..thinking about upgrading https://www.astrotools.com/product/professional-rechargeable-digital-tire-inflator/

don't have any answers, but i've had similar questions. in for more info

Wanted to make a post thanking Chris and Astro Tools for their continued impeccable customer support here. Reached out to Chris and he went above and beyond to resolve the issue. Will continue to buy from and support this company.

What is this tool exactly?

In. Thanks Chris.

here's my 3/8 nano metric set. Thanks for doing this giveaway Chris.

Also interested in whatever the current best solutions are.

in for the two ratchets. Thanks Chris

very nice. will have to add some of these to my box. Thanks Chris

i'd check out https://prowireusa.com/ that's where i buy all my motorsports connectors and tooling from.

another vote for the Prevost. Easy to use and disconnect. well worth the upgrade from the milton.

You should be fine with the setup you have listed. The Lisle socket really does work. I haven't come across a honda crank pulley bolt that hasn't come out using the same gun / socket setup. Now in fairness i'm in California so i haven't had to deal with anything really corroded.

still interested

I would be interested in the extra long flex head wrenches. I have a set of the Carlyle / mountain wrenches and they're my go to when doing calipers and caliper brackets. i sometimes am a little wary as even the big 19mm feels a little thin or flexible when really cranking on it. Would the...

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Why doesn't astro make pry bars

Not looking for a front end kit but wanted to comment that it's nice to have a rep from a large company give straight forward and honest answers about future product development. :beer:

A 5lb hammer will work most of the time on a fwd wheel bearing in my experience. If it puts up a fight when using the 5lb hammer i've used this trick with great success in the past. of course i ended up buying a 10lb later but this will help out a lot with a lighter hammer.

In on the deal. Thanks Chris

Thanks to GJ and SK