$544.00 shipped

[tbaggz]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Armstrong-2...t=Motors_Automotive_Tools&hash=item3a6cb2927b smoking deal if you need it.

 

[ken w.]

It looks kinda heavy.

 

[rollscanhardly]

not very smoking when Ingersoll Rand are blowing their's out for a fraction of the price, free shipping as well

http://shop.ingersollrandproducts.com/index.aspx?page=3

 

[Wrenches of Death]

It looks kinda heavy.

Yep, and other than a few possible scratches, able to be shipped "as is" with just a shipping label taped to it without being destroyed.

I guess that it's physically too large to fit in a "flat rate" box.

WoD

 

[shiftdrift]

I think its a joke?

 

[rollscanhardly]

no, these are very expensive... can be $2-3,000

 

[dakotart1984]

Always makes me wonder what the heck these are used for. Let alone the size of the impact needed to drive this thing, the compressor to drive it..etc.

I dont think the shipping label taped to this boat anchor would even handle the ride that itd take.

 

[rlitman]

Always makes me wonder what the heck these are used for.

That came up I'm another thread. I think it was for the drain plug at the bottom of the Pacific.

 

[tbaggz]

I Wanna see these on a socket rack.does hf make a 2.5 drive rack?

 

[jfcasey]

Always makes me wonder what the heck these are used for. Let alone the size of the impact needed to drive this thing, the compressor to drive it..

Think hydro dams, and from what I've learned here they are usually driven by hydraulic impact tools.

 

[dakotart1984]

Mother moses.. Ill have to talk to a friend that manufactures parts for dams. Any heavy diesel mechanics in here use anything this big? Earth movers, Trains, Etc..

 

[Galaxie]

Think I'll jump into the Snap On water and ****** up their $2700 version, then again Grainger can get me a $2K proto. I see 2.5" drive isn't even close to as big as they go, you can go up to at least 4.5" and 6 different depths. That 6.5" might be big enough to use on some of the coal mine equipment.