GortonsFisherman
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Recently discovered this site so this is my first time posting. These are my new purchases.
Nice, but I hope those prices are in rubles or something.
Show your new tool arrivals
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Nice, but I hope those prices are in rubles or something.
+1.
thats just one of the many benefits of living in Canada
. Getting shafted is normal.
amitchell
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thats just one of the many benefits of living in Canada
Channel locks go on sale for at least half price at crappy tire every few months. And the everyday pricing is way less than what you paid.
Where the heck are you to be paying those prices? Nunavut?
Mazdaratti3
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More Milwaukee goodness:
So how do you like the light???
Is it worth the price?
GortonsFisherman
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Just came this afternoon. Tried it around the house tonight - lights up a room fully, and lights up the truck plenty, if I had to work on it. Heck, lights up the whole yard.
I'm working in attics and crawlspaces all the time, so totally worth it to me.
Mazdaratti3
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Thanks for the info! Might have to pick it up.
Van Steele
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Inner tie rod tool, KTC snap ring pliers, Ko-ken hose remover and a new to me Hazet ball joint puller.
JustinsGr8
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Did I miss something?
Catch on to thw fact that you dont have to buy them off the truck.
The Harbor freight units are good is all I am saying.
nothing to see here..Up in the attic it will be golden. The attic is so dry, the led is totally safe to bring up there.
Is the light m12 or m18?
JustinsGr8
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GortonsFisherman
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M18. Specs state that it's 1100 lumens on low, 1300 high, and that you get up to 8 hours on the low setting.
Looking for one right now....
Home Depot online shows them still in stock for $99, and will ship for free. They had been out of stock for months, up until this week.
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The CL I purchased I havent seen at any of there stores. Maybe the channellock 369's but the others i havent seen at there stores.
No, No its a local store in the west end of Toronto.
I bought a bunch of other tools. Might take some more pics later of them and my tool box.
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Some NOS Bahco stuff
Some NOS Bahco stuff came today to match some of the old HD/Bahco stuff I had laying around. I really like the ratchets. The 1/4 says, "BAHCO", and the 3/8 says, "HARLEY DAVIDSON". Everything has the Snap-On date code from 2002. The 3/8 sockets came on an ERNST rail, and the 1/4 stuff came in the most heavy-duty bag I've ever seen - it's like a bank bag, but better. The zipper on it is even stamped, "USA/YKK" and it's HUGE (it's a YKK size #10 zipper). The extensions are THICK, much thicker than my Craftsman ones. Everything is proudly USA made, and it's all high quality. The chrome on the ratchets is really smooth.
It would be the perfect portable kit for a S.A.E. motorcycle.
Some NOS Bahco stuff came today to match some of the old HD/Bahco stuff I had laying around. I really like the ratchets. The 1/4 says, "BAHCO", and the 3/8 says, "HARLEY DAVIDSON". Everything has the Snap-On date code from 2002. The 3/8 sockets came on an ERNST rail, and the 1/4 stuff came in the most heavy-duty bag I've ever seen - it's like a bank bag, but better. The zipper on it is even stamped, "USA/YKK" and it's HUGE (it's a YKK size #10 zipper). The extensions are THICK, much thicker than my Craftsman ones. Everything is proudly USA made, and it's all high quality. The chrome on the ratchets is really smooth.
It would be the perfect portable kit for a S.A.E. motorcycle.
JustinsGr8
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Re: Some NOS Bahco stuff
I don't have much SAE stuff just the basics
Some NOS Bahco stuff came today to match some of the old HD/Bahco stuff I had laying around. I really like the ratchets. The 1/4 says, "BAHCO", and the 3/8 says, "HARLEY DAVIDSON". Everything has the Snap-On date code from 2002. The 3/8 sockets came on an ERNST rail, and the 1/4 stuff came in the most heavy-duty bag I've ever seen - it's like a bank bag, but better. The zipper on it is even stamped, "USA/YKK" and it's HUGE (it's a YKK size #10 zipper). The extensions are THICK, much thicker than my Craftsman ones. Everything is proudly USA made, and it's all high quality. The chrome on the ratchets is really smooth.
It would be the perfect portable kit for a S.A.E. motorcycle.
I don't have much SAE stuff just the basics
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GearWrench / Apex spring compressor:
Lovin the koolaid, I have a high rpm sioux palm drill that is my daily beater for sheetmetal, but it is a waste of air and time on steel and other hard metals I've been running into on all these home builts that have been coming into the shop. This drill is an absolute animal smooth, slow, and powerful. The drill bits and extractor were "free" with the drill.
Loudpipes66
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^^Awesome deal on the drill/bit set. I picked one up this week also.
GearWrench / Apex spring compressor:
I got the same exact one made by craftsman and it's great. Works good if you don't have a wall mounted unit
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GearWrench / Apex spring compressor:
Widow maker
W0rLDWaR4
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^^lol
bodyguy16
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I agree these can be very dangerous be very careful I own a similar set and at times its sketchy!
I picked these up yesterday at Sears, USA made and had a $5 off coupon.
My "fhl 80". Ok its not the snap on I wanted. But its new vs used. And first impressions I believe I'm going to actually like this better. 90 teeth vs 80. Slimmer all the way around vs the snappy. And its about an inch longer at just under 12.5". Repairs kits are held in house so no realistic down time if I have to have it. (Which I have plenty of back ups if need be) and dare I say, the chrome looks better. Well just have to see what longevity is on it. As a diyer, should be forever in proper use. The first job it'll be elected to do will be spark plugs on a jeep 4 liter. Lol
My "fhl 80". Ok its not the snap on I wanted. But its new vs used. And first impressions I believe I'm going to actually like this better. 90 teeth vs 80. Slimmer all the way around vs the snappy. And its about an inch longer at just under 12.5". Repairs kits are held in house so no realistic down time if I have to have it. (Which I have plenty of back ups if need be) and dare I say, the chrome looks better. Well just have to see what longevity is on it. As a diyer, should be forever in proper use. The first job it'll be elected to do will be spark plugs on a jeep 4 liter. Lol
I've got an itch to buy one of those and see how I like it... I have plenty of dual 80's but some how I just need another ratchet
jfcasey
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Lovin the koolaid, I have a high rpm sioux palm drill that is my daily beater for sheetmetal, but it is a waste of air and time on steel and other hard metals I've been running into on all these home builts that have been coming into the shop. This drill is an absolute animal smooth, slow, and powerful. The drill bits and extractor were "free" with the drill.
That is a killer deal wish I coulda justified it when my dealer has it but I just don't drill enough holes.
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I've got an itch to buy one of those and see how I like it... I have plenty of dual 80's but some how I just need another ratchet
$57.** my Napa had it in stock
Very slim head design. 90 teeth with (iirc) 10 teeth in contract with the pawl. I can get you the pn if you want. The inside looks a lot like a gearwrench 84t. Regardless of what the tell you though, they ship dry. Guy told.me no its lubed and ready to go. Well when I took it apart at home, it was dry. The cover plate is held in with a c clip. Which is a little interesting to remove and replace, but not too bad
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Nice set of flex heads!
Brownsfan
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I've got an itch to buy one of those and see how I like it... I have plenty of dual 80's but some how I just need another ratchet
I want to try one too. Just can't find a Napa that has one in stock.
Wrenchette
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http://austin.craigslist.org/tld/4428246006.html
Saw that ad last night. Needless to say I went over just before work. Though they honored the $40 price on the ad, I have a feeling Dru is not in internet sales any longer.
They don't appear to have ever been used........
Saw that ad last night. Needless to say I went over just before work. Though they honored the $40 price on the ad, I have a feeling Dru is not in internet sales any longer.
They don't appear to have ever been used........
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http://austin.craigslist.org/tld/4428246006.html
Saw that ad last night. Needless to say I went over just before work. Though they honored the $40 price on the ad, I have a feeling Dru is not in internet sales any longer.
Talk about a you **** price.
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n8n
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Damn! I'd have bought all they had at that price, and I just bought new cman ones.
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