Yup, had my doubts at first, but used the **** out of the little thing today. Actually quite handy. water pump on a civic, among several other jobs
Good to hear, won't be long before you get a second one
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Good to hear, won't be long before you get a second one
GTA Matt
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Ordering the 1/4 version very shortly. Already have extra batteries. You guys are a bad influence lol!
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That's funny. I have the same compressor in the same bag. Still need some plugs though. Kick *** little compressor though. Haven't pushed it hard but been impressed.
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Drunken Yak inc
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I'm glad to hear that! After reading through the reviews on Amazon, it was a no-brainer going with it instead of an Auto-Zone variant.
Have you had good luck with that H2S sensor? We had a Draeger 02 sensor at about midway through last year and it lost its mind three months into service, being rarely used.
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Got these today at a local pawn shop snap on prybar set for $65 and a set of blue point pliers for $15.
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Got these today at a local pawn shop snap on prybar set for $65 and a set of blue point pliers for $15.
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That deserves a you ****.
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Got these today at a local pawn shop snap on prybar set for $65 and a set of blue point pliers for $15.
That's a good deal. Pawn shops round here want new prices for name brands.
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Drunken Yak inc
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Depending on your bank, you may have to order with a credit card instead of a debit card, or give your bank's fraud department a heads up first. Chase denied debit card transaction at first because of it being an international site.
is that circle in the middle of the ratchet head a button to activate a quick-release mechanism? it looks flush with the surface of the head.. is it easy to use? or is it not that at all and just looks like a button?
Drunken Yak inc
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The circle is in fact a quick-release mechanism and it is flush with the surrounding surfaces, however it is a large enough area that it is easily operated with your thumb.
hey. .thanks for the quick reply! wow.. that's looks pretty nice. how do you like it so far? how does it compare to other brands you have? i've been curious about the Nepros 90t ratchet for some time... i don't really need any more as i have several SO dual 80 and GW 120xp stuff, but the Nepros just look too shiny.. lol..
Yea I got mine off Amazon as well, probably why we ended up with the same bags as I think those were in reviews as well. I've done a few tires from flat to inflated. Nothing huge. Top my tires off when needed. Took it on the boat to air up rafts. Pretty handy and the duty cycle is nice. I keep it in my Mini since I ditched the runflats and don't have spare. However still rolling the dice with out any plugs
Nice they don't make those anymore.
Yup, had my doubts at first, but used the **** out of the little thing today. Actually quite handy. water pump on a civic, among several other jobs
That's the R18 (06+?) Civic, right? Are they as easy as the older civics?
GTA Matt
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This was an 06, it should have been very easy, like a 15-20 minute job. The belt tensioner has to come off, however, the flange that the water pump pulley was bolted to separated from the shaft of the wp and cut a nice groove that took out half of the bolt head for the tensioner and fused the remaining part of the bolt to the tensioner. Getting it out was, interesting...
stonesfan68
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Welcome to Garage Journal. I think that you're going to fit right in!
powerstroker
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That box is awesome! Is it flat black?
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OxJaw
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Just came in the mail today
powerstroker
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What does the craftsman rethread set go for if you don't mind me asking?
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OxJaw
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It's on the Sears site for $70, but I had some points to use so I ended up getting it for $65.58 after tax.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00942275000P
powerstroker
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Nice. That's a good deal. Just paid $120 for the snap on branded exact same set.
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priceman1414
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Not at the moment - just got it b/c it was the only size between 4mm and 27mm that I didn't have. I also wanted to have it in case I had to work with a corroded or swollen bolt where the original socket was now too big/small.
Drunken Yak inc
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I haven't been able to use it yet, but when turning it by hand, my initial impression is that it feels significantly smoother then my Snap-on Dual-80s and Craftsman Premium ratchets. I will definitely be adding more Nepros items to my collection.
How does the GW 120XP compare to the Dual-80? I'm looking for an excuse to add them to my collection also lol!
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Despite carrying plugs, sealant and a compressor, I just can't bring myself to ditch the spare wheel. But having it tucked away in a factory out-of-the-way location is considerably different then adding a spare to a car that wasn't designed to carry one.
My cousin has a '10 Mini Cooper S, they really are a pretty damn good car.
Do you have a model # for this knife? I'm really diggin' it!
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It looks like the Benchmade 915 Triage Rescue Knife.