farmall400
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Stubby triple square set and a not stubby triple square. Got the Snap on bit set because it was on promo, I'm always losing them.
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padronanniversary
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How much were does promos ?
jteck75
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Dynabrade angle die grinder,$21.50 +s/h on fleabay
canuckian
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SO SAE 6 point double ended stubbies. looking for the matching 6 point metrics if anyone has a set they want to part with at a decent price.
a few pairs of Grip-On's. they came as a set with a wall mount but it somehow got trashed in shipping. The pliers got knicked up a fair bit as well due to the way Grip On packaged the sets from the factory, or so I'm told. Waiting for a replacement now and have an axial plier set on the way as well.
a few pairs of Grip-On's. they came as a set with a wall mount but it somehow got trashed in shipping. The pliers got knicked up a fair bit as well due to the way Grip On packaged the sets from the factory, or so I'm told. Waiting for a replacement now and have an axial plier set on the way as well.
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warmpancakes
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i count it as a tool drove to Union south carolina to get get seller was 99% honest, drove it home 700 miles after fixing oil pan gasket and tune up in advance auto parking lot drove great needs a good bath but ZERO RUST
garthg
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Like I said, I don't own a muffler shop. If I did, I'm sure I'd want something more powerful. But this one will certainly meet the needs for my occasional home shop use.
Used Snap-On air hammers go on ebay for at least $50, and they're usually beat to heck.
dieselmike
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this is a rad hose pick... didnt want the soft grip, got the shank from the SO guy today, he pressed it into the handle.
dieselmike
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Nice grip-ons... Gray Tools' current flyer has them on special for cheap!
canuckian
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I always forget to check their flyer. They're a little cheaper than what I paid but still pretty close. May have to stop into the local distributor when I'm in the city tomorrow to see if they have those ergogrip ones in stock.
farmall400
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15 bucks.
i count it as a tool drove to Union south carolina to get get seller was 99% honest, drove it home 700 miles after fixing oil pan gasket and tune up in advance auto parking lot drove great needs a good bath but ZERO RUST
That's a nice truck. I'm in Dexter and am willing to trade you a rusty 99 S-10 and half a box of Little Debbie Nutty Bars for it.
But seriously, that is a nice truck, even the color I like. I don't know if you've ever owned one before, if not, pay attention to the galvanizing on the oil pan. It starts to get bubbles in it as rust forms under the galvanizing, waiting for just the right time for the paper thin coating to chip open and piss out all the oil. Every one I've had did this.MechanicNamedJohn
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I have purchased a good amount of tools since my last post in here. I will to do a new update soon of my new box and tools.
For now, here's what I picked up yesterday. I purchased the extensions and the rest was free, plus he ordered a free tank top and tee for my fiancee.
These locking extensions are awesome; I should have purchased these a long tine ago.
For now, here's what I picked up yesterday. I purchased the extensions and the rest was free, plus he ordered a free tank top and tee for my fiancee.
These locking extensions are awesome; I should have purchased these a long tine ago.
Hafen_Kafer
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Something for the M12 Impacct that should arrive mid week next week
warmpancakes
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That's a nice truck. I'm in Dexter and am willing to trade you a rusty 99 S-10 and half a box of Little Debbie Nutty Bars for it.
It needs a oil pan gasket. Pan is mint but I was planning on a thick coat of paint when its off
NC-Fordguy
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That air hammer will serve you just fine. I've used mine on many truck/car restoration jobs removing sheet metal, body channel supports and what not.
Do have an extra spring as they do distort over time with exponential hours of use
Chadwilliam1
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regulator was free from Parker. Milton fittings I already had, I ordered the gauge off Amazon I thought it would be made in USA like the regulator and couplings but it was made in China.
ChevyEFI
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A few Ko-Ken items.
1/4" wobble/fixed handle spinners (long & short; short not pictured)
3/8" wobble/fixed handle spinners (long & short)
3/8" hand ratchet (pictured separately)
3/8" spinner
1/4" spinners
hooked hose remover
Took a couple weeks to arrive from Mexico.
1/4" wobble/fixed handle spinners (long & short; short not pictured)
3/8" wobble/fixed handle spinners (long & short)
3/8" hand ratchet (pictured separately)
3/8" spinner
1/4" spinners
hooked hose remover
Took a couple weeks to arrive from Mexico.
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cmandp
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Nice Koken stuff, but I don't think your pictures are big enough.(/sarcasm)
ChevyEFI
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edited for that reason.
I like the larger o.d. of the ratchet. The spinners could be bigger; I'll compare them to my SO spinners some time.
I wasn't paying attention and didn't realize the 3/8" handles were two (of differing lengths) so that was a nice surprise.
Seems like nice quality stuff.
I like the larger o.d. of the ratchet. The spinners could be bigger; I'll compare them to my SO spinners some time.
I wasn't paying attention and didn't realize the 3/8" handles were two (of differing lengths) so that was a nice surprise.
Seems like nice quality stuff.
garthg
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regulator was free from Parker. Milton fittings I already had, I ordered the gauge off Amazon I thought it would be made in USA like the regulator and couplings but it was made in China.
It could be just the gauge that is made in China.
Chadwilliam1
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I am sorry, I should have been clearer. Regulator came from Parker without a gauge or fitting made in USA. I bought the gauge off Amazon, the description lead me to believe it was made in USA and for $12 it should have been.
kazlx
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Bought a 50 ton Ramco press today for $200. The dude cut the legs to fit it into a shed for some reason. So I cleaned them and welded them back before I even unloaded it from the truck.
Chadwilliam1
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jeffmoss26
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Sears clearance section:
Next611
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On the end of a flex-head wrench to do powersteering hoses on a Cryler Sebring. Possibly at the end of a break bar to help break tie rod jam nuts loose.
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jfcasey
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We've had some recalls with the brand I work on that we used crows feet on torque wrenches to check tightness on suspension linkages. No real way around using a crows foot for that if your going to do it the right way.
kiatech
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ancient chinese secret
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