nutsacs

[osborn.ozzy]

http://nutsacs.com/

The guy who invented these is the brother of my boss.... He came in today and gave us 8 sets of 4 and so far they seem to work damn good. He also had with him aa few snap-on protoype's that he said to look out for.

 

[DrkMtnDew]

that works but i like my magnetic trays better. then i can count them from a distance.

hope it works out for him.

 

[osborn.ozzy]

that works but i like my magnetic trays better. then i can count them from a distance.

hope it works out for him.

These stay on the lift 24/7, you dont take them off. I my self personally have left a few magnetic trays on the lifts and had them crushed...

 

[tonydanzah]

$38 for 4

 

[GoBlue]

I like it!

 

[allinon72]

Top notch vid!

 

[jeffk14]

$38 for 4

Hey, I can afford that. Now the lift to hang 'em on, that's a different story!

 

[Boiler]

Top notch vid!

Right? I love how the guy basically throws the nuts at the lift arm and then looks confused that half of them fell on the floor.

You knew they'd be pricey when you had to click the "buy" link to find out how much they cost.

 

[Underdog]

That's a Old in ground Lift. Mine a BendPak with sliding or telescoping arms, don't think it would work as good?

 

[wornoutoldman]

I'm surprised that domain name wasn't already in use...

 

[fatfillup]

Great idea and made in the USA. I like entrepreneurs.

 

[WorkToFish]

nice to see some things are still made in the USA.

 

[osborn.ozzy]

I might be able to get better prices on these, ill see come monday.

 

[m_fumich]

Cool idea. If I need some, I'll make them myself. I've got plenty of old denim jeans waiting to be made useful again.

 

[shampoop]

Looks pretty cool, just about the only solution I can see for that style in ground lift.

 

[Seanbev24]

Looks pretty cool, just about the only solution I can see for that style in ground lift.

The solution is not to throw the lug nuts at the lift. I have several of those lifts at work and might drop 1 lug per day

 

[Stephenw]

$2.99 on sale...

http://www.harborfreight.com/4-inch-magnetic-parts-tray-90566.html

 

[osborn.ozzy]

$2.99 on sale...

http://www.harborfreight.com/4-inch-magnetic-parts-tray-90566.html

They have their places, just not under something that wheighs a few thousand pounds, ive probably smashed about 5 of those in the past year.

 

[Danglerb]

Version II with a clear sack, not as deep, and cheaper has potential.

 

[osborn.ozzy]

Version II with a clear sack, not as deep, and cheaper has potential.

If Snap-on takes them and put's their name on them it will be worth the $40

 

[Stephenw]

They have their places, just not under something that wheighs a few thousand pounds, ive probably smashed about 5 of those in the past year.

I've never smashed one. If I did, I'd learn from that mistake and not smash a second one.

 

[rockchucker]

I usually just set the Nuts in the Wheels or in the center cap. Those are a pretty good idea though.

I personally would stick a Magnetic Knife Holder on the edge of the Lift Arm. The nuts will stay on the Rack which is on the side of the Arm so you never have to worry about running them over. Your Nuts are visible and all accounted for. =)


Of course if you have Aluminum Lug Nuts then the Magnetic Knife Rack doesn't quite cut it.

Either or...I like this product due to being made in the USA and donating a buck of every purchase to a good cause.

 

[Grogan14]

Give something a trashy name nowadays, it's sure to take off.

 

[Moose-LandTran]

I personally would stick a Magnetic Knife Holder on the edge of the Lift Arm. The nuts will stay on the Rack which is on the side of the Arm so you never have to worry about running them over. Your Nuts are visible and all accounted for. =)

Oooooh, i like that idea.

 

[shampoop]

The solution is not to throw the lug nuts at the lift. I have several of those lifts at work and might drop 1 lug per day

If only it were actually that simple. Certain lug styles fall off all the damned time for me.