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Moose-LandTran · Mar 4, 2010

Some more..

For the toolbox. Often confused with a "No U-Turn" sign this is actually a "Tool Addiction Warning" sign. Represents "No Turning Back". :lol:

Snap-on 3/4" single ring-end wrench. Apparently for Cummins fan clutches. Will be my dedicated VW-Audi sump plug wrench.

Snap-on CJ951 Bearing Separator. 4-1/2" spread, will accept a ~7" gear or bearings. Lists for $190.50, paid $50 for it, Buy It Now. May need new bolts.

Castrol Red Rubber Grease. Rebuilding the suspension on my dads car soon, going to coat the rubber bushes with this to prevent them from drying out and cracking. It's not oil-based so it won't break down the rubber.

Castrol Moly Grease. For various applications. No, i don't have one yet.. :lol:

Castrol CL Grease. Calcium-based, for use on suspension and chassis pats, leaf spring expansion shackles and such.

DewittMotorsports · Mar 4, 2010

Just got this in the mail today, looks to be never used :beer:

Not bad for $22.75 with free shipping

Also got a free magnet pick up tool with a built in light in the package :thumbup:

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/WMR-W1929/?rtype=10

wolpi · Mar 4, 2010

Brookesy · Mar 5, 2010

Another spending spree Moose

Putting me to shame now, so is all this stuff coming from overseas??

Rate we're going I think new boxs will soon be needed mind you did have a tidy up of mine & found several duplicates of hex & torx drives so might have to load them onto ebay.

Moose-LandTran · Mar 5, 2010

Brookesy said:
Another spending spree Moose

Putting me to shame now, so is all this stuff coming from overseas??

Rate we're going I think new boxs will soon be needed mind you did have a tidy up of mine & found several duplicates of hex & torx drives so might have to load them onto ebay.

The drop arm puller, 2-jaw puller, hooks and grease are from here, everything else is from the US.

Do you have spare 5mm and 6mm Snap-on hex drivers?

I need a side locker. With a bit of tidying i can free up a fair bit of space in the box, but still need a side locker..

aar0s · Mar 5, 2010

Got my first Proto, a double ratcheting box 1/2 and 9/16 and a 399 snap ring plier plus a 9 and 10 mm offset ratcheting box blue point, all less than a $20 bill.
the blue point is stamped "made in usa", i thought that they were imports...

sawatch · Mar 5, 2010

KRA275 '83, Blue Point X series 1940, added some more items to KRA 275A

Brookesy · Mar 5, 2010

Moose-LandTran said:
Do you have spare 5mm and 6mm Snap-on hex drivers?

Yes I have

Moose-LandTran · Mar 5, 2010

Brookesy said:
Yes I have

3/8" drive or 1/4" drive? My friend is looking for some.

Titus · Mar 6, 2010

Moose-LandTran · Mar 6, 2010

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess it's an air filter/water separator?

Just had to replace my computer, ordered the new one today. Cuts the eBay budget down dramatically..

Titus · Mar 6, 2010

Moose-LandTran said:
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess it's an air filter/water separator?

Well ****... I sure hope not.. the seller told me it was a water bong. :bounce:

atari · Mar 6, 2010

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24.99 with free shipping, you cant go wrong! :beer:

Moose-LandTran · Mar 6, 2010

Titus said:
Well ****... I sure hope not.. the seller told me it was a water bong.

That is some ******** water bong! :lol:

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24.99 with free shipping, you cant go wrong!

Very cool! Good price, too. I wasn't aware anyone still made indexing ratchets.

mofo62 · Mar 10, 2010

Zrexxer said:
Got my latest eBay purchase today - brand new set of Snap On OXI metrics, from 10mm - 19mm, in a somewhat shopworn tray. I wish SO would make the trays a little more durable, I know I'm not the only one that likes to use them in the drawer. This one takes up less space than any wrench rack.

Its very simple..Awesome Tools!!! :thumbup:

I Love Snap On

Greetings

:shocking:

Moose-LandTran · Mar 11, 2010

Only a trio of new things..

Snap-on stubby 5mm universal hex driver:

Snap-on standard 6mm universal hex driver:

Snap-on standard 5mm universal hex driver:

MattT · Mar 11, 2010

Moose,

Are those std length hex universals factory or stubbies with std bits? I've never seen a std length universal before.

Moose-LandTran · Mar 11, 2010

MattT said:
Moose,

Are those std length hex universals factory or stubbies with std bits? I've never seen a std length universal before.

I assume they're stubbies that someone's put standard bits in. They're not listed in the cataloge, and they appear to be slightly older sockets too. I've seen a few of them for sale on eBay, so possibly someone is doing the swap and selling them on there. I've only ever seen these on eBay, and i believe the part numbers on them are the same for both the standard and stubby ones.

Moose-LandTran · Mar 11, 2010

Breaking my own rules in my own tread.. shamelessly..

Bought them off another member, 5 pairs of new Channellocks:

Aaaaaaand, from eBay..

Set of Bondhus stubby-end hex keys. They better be the nice silvers ones and not the normal black industrial ones or i'll be pissed i've paid over the odds.

And a long 8mm Unior hex key:

Doing an S4 clutch soon, need a stubby 8mm for the shift linkage reaction bar, tight space between the bolt and the heatshield in the the transmission tunnel. If the stubby is too short for the reccessed bolt, i'll have to cut the Unior down to the right length. If i don't have to cut it down, spare 8mm hex key!

arkangel06 · Mar 11, 2010

I like those bondhus stubbys!!

Moose-LandTran · Mar 11, 2010

arkangel06 said:
I like those bondhus stubbys!!

They look petty good, i hope they are. I wanted PB Swiss 100 degree stubbies, but they're a nightmare to get hold of.

eborcim · Mar 11, 2010

Picked up a couple of 1/4 drive ratchets this week...

rocco · Mar 11, 2010

just got these today

snap-on hard handle ratchet set: (what the hell color are they anyways? i've never seen any like this!)

craftsmen made in USA items

mooman · Mar 11, 2010

Just bought these:
KD 1/2" breaker bar
Matco torx set
Snap On clear screwdriver
Armstrong 3/8" rachet

mooman · Mar 11, 2010

rocco said:
just got these today

snap-on hard handle ratchet set: (what the hell color are they anyways? i've never seen any like this!)

craftsmen made in USA items

I believe those were called "Cranberry"

rocco · Mar 12, 2010

mooman said:
I believe those were called "Cranberry"

any idea how to clean the handles up and bring the color back? the handles are faded quite a bit.

Moose-LandTran · Mar 12, 2010

rocco said:
any idea how to clean the handles up and bring the color back? the handles are faded quite a bit.

Try a little plastic polish, like Meguiars Scratch-X. Then shoot with WD-40 after. I'm jealous, love the colour.

Since i couldn't get a fancy free Gearwrench, i bought a Gedore 1/4" bit ratchet. Wanted one for ages..

Then i bought some 8mm hex bits. Again for the S4 clutch job.

Then while under the car today for something else, i discovered the gearbox was different. Oh well..

Used Fiat 1.2-litre 16v timing tools. For a car sitting in my drive, waiting for me to rebuild the top-end. I could do it without them, but i don't want to risk it.

Unior long 6mm hex key, for timing belt tensioners and stuff:

Unior long 7mm hex key, for brakes and holding shock absorber rods while removing the nuts:

And a Kent-Moore J-42188-A ball joint separator. Apprently for Corvettes. It brings my total to 8!

Brookesy · Mar 13, 2010

Few tools to keep me happy.

16oz Deadblow Hammer.

48oz Deadblow Hammer.

Pliers.

Starter Switch.

Softgrip Torx Keys, just the ballend allen keys to get now.

Moose-LandTran · Mar 13, 2010

Sweet haul! I need some deadblows too..

I also need one of those remote starters, they're such a time saver. I was just thinking the other day that i needed one. That thought was probably pushed out the way in favour of a food-related thought.. hmmmm..

petty4243 · Mar 13, 2010

just got these in the mail today... nothing super spectacular, but a few noteworthies...
1. 3/8 -v- caftsman ratchet
2. s-k 1/2 breaker bar(for sale if someone needs it)
3. williams bs71 1/2 drive ratchet... rusty on outside, but smooth as butter
4.channellock 3/8female drive to drill chuckadaptor(never seen one before.. model no.906
5.1/4 hex bit extension set(6" & 12")
6. mac 1 5/16 socket
7. new britian 13/16 impact socket
8. mac 1/2 drive 5/8 swivel impact
9. apex 11/16 swivel impact 1/2 drive
10. williams 1/2 drive swivel impact
11. snap on 1/4 drive 1/2 swivel
12. old 1/4 sparta 6" extension
13. husky socket set..3/8 drive 5/16-3/4(missing 3/8)
14. craftsman 3/8 hex bit driver
and a bunch od chicom disposabal stuff... but hey, the price was right

in seperate auctions recently i have picked up a set of cronwell wheel thin wall protection impact sockets(9twnpsr), a few old williams supperwrenches, a couple snap on wrenches... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370340183247&viewitem=
this realy cool vintage snap on socket lot.. none of these dated newer than 1948
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270531235838

Moose-LandTran · Mar 14, 2010

That's quite a haul!

The channellock thing isn't a drill chuck, it's an adjustable socket.

Mickey O · Mar 14, 2010

arkangel06 said:
I like those bondhus stubbys!!

I concur, those stubbies are quite handy, I didn't know they sold sets of them, mine are all home made on the grinder as needed.

Moose-LandTran · Mar 14, 2010

Mickey O said:
I concur, those stubbies are quite handy, I didn't know they sold sets of them, mine are all home made on the grinder as needed.

I have a cheap set that can be cut down as needed, and various odd ones too. I can buy the Bondhus stubbies individually, so if they need to be adapted..

The PB Swiss ones are safe though..

manic_mechanic · Mar 14, 2010

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2 to mostly complete my SAE B set. All I need is a 1/4 and I'm watching a few.

manic_mechanic · Mar 14, 2010

Moose-LandTran said:
Sweet haul! I need some deadblows too..

I also need one of those remote starters, they're such a time saver. I was just thinking the other day that i needed one. That thought was probably pushed out the way in favour of a food-related thought.. hmmmm..

Me too...On both counts.

Brookesy · Mar 14, 2010

Needed the starter switch a few times just lately so when I saw it on ebay I made sure I got it, its quite handy if you need to flick the ignition to get the timing set up or underneath & need to start it.

Deadblows never thought I'd use or need 1 but its suprising the amout of times i've used them now.

Moose-LandTran · Mar 14, 2010

Brookesy said:
Needed the starter switch a few times just lately so when I saw it on ebay I made sure I got it, its quite handy if you need to flick the ignition to get the timing set up or underneath & need to start it.

Deadblows never thought I'd use or need 1 but its suprising the amout of times i've used them now.

I need one for compression tests mostly. Now i need Snap-on to invent a clutch and accelerator pedal actuator, so i can check engine mounts.. Or i just stick the camera under there and do i myself..

Need deadblows, for.... all kinds of stuff..

07Forester · Mar 14, 2010

Angled crimpers

Moose-LandTran · Mar 14, 2010

Ribe-CV M10 1/2"-drive head bolt socket drive, for a Fiat. (Fix It Again Today..)

Ribe-CV long M8 3/8-drive sump/cam box bolt socket drive, for a Fiat. (Fix It Again Tomorrow..)

Drill-powered oscilating valve lapper.

Valve lapping/grining paste.

aaaaaaand the reason for buying this stuff..

Brookesy · Mar 14, 2010

lol I can't believe you bought grinding paste & a lapper off ebay when they are so cheap at halfords etc.

some of us are old skool & still use the lapping stick

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