first of many M12 goodies from Milwaukee, to compliment my expanding M18 collection:
I wish Milwaukee would make a Fuel version of this driver - non impact.
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I wish Milwaukee would make a Fuel version of this driver - non impact.
ihateminimumwage
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Ha! I wish all my questions would be answered so quickly.
Qualitytools
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Finally got a no spill funnel. Been needing one of these for a while now.
Where did you find that and will it fit most cars?
cgv69
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quattroJoe
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That's not the Fuel version though, try 2402-20.
http://www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2402-22
thesilverone
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60° V6 baby!
ihateminimumwage
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Jarhead0408
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What exactly does that do? I've got images of cranks in mind.
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IFMJohn
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Enjoy that set! Here is my newest tool from amazon
beakie
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Received my Amazon order of Ernst socket & wrench organizers.
No pics of organizers, but a few of what they did for me.
Only downside... made me realize I don't have as many sockets & wrenches as I thought. Better remedy that soon!
socket drawer before, only 3/8" & 1/2"
after, with all 1/4" in there too
wrenches don't all fit in 1 drawer, so gearwrench SAE & Metric sets in one drawer, and another set of box/open end & stubby gearwrenches in another, with pliers also.
No pics of organizers, but a few of what they did for me.
Only downside... made me realize I don't have as many sockets & wrenches as I thought. Better remedy that soon!
socket drawer before, only 3/8" & 1/2"
after, with all 1/4" in there too
wrenches don't all fit in 1 drawer, so gearwrench SAE & Metric sets in one drawer, and another set of box/open end & stubby gearwrenches in another, with pliers also.
If your changing out a cylinder liner pack you put the rubber portion down the liner hole and expand the rubber by tightening on the lower nut. Put a metal bridge over the bolt onto block then attach the top nut and tighten to pull liner.
Helps speed the removal of piston liner packs in C-15, C-18 cat engines.
Old piston liner packs
New piston liner packs
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Yeah it will fit a lot of different cars. It comes with a lot of different adapters and stuff. I got mine from Cornwell tools and my Snap on guy had a few on his truck too. But I know Tooltopia.com has them for like 23 to 28 bucks.
I finally got me the 42pc flex socket set from Sears. I just got it today. I looked over the set all present and acounted for, no issues with ugly crome either.
http://www.sears.com/craftsman-42-p...0935750000P?prdNo=11&blockNo=11&blockType=G11
http://www.sears.com/craftsman-42-p...0935750000P?prdNo=11&blockNo=11&blockType=G11
gaffobohs
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Picked all these up for $40 a while back off a guy on kijiji. His father had passed away and he was selling his stuff. Best $40 I've ever spent! The ratchet is a 3/4 drive 1967 craftsman, still works great! Sockets are a mix of SK and craftsman.
Also got around to making a starter jumper so I can stop jumpin starters with screwdrivers lol!
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Also got around to making a starter jumper so I can stop jumpin starters with screwdrivers lol!
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A few new items today as they were on sale at the local store. Picked up the 3 piece pry bar set made in USA by Wilde and added the 31" matching one as well. May pick up some of the steel capped craftsman pro or mayhew versions as well if I find them on sale.
Also picked up the matching USA made gasket scraper also made by Wilde.
And in the mail received a couple of repair kits for my old craftsman ratchets.
Also picked up the matching USA made gasket scraper also made by Wilde.
And in the mail received a couple of repair kits for my old craftsman ratchets.
Blown V2
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I've been buying up plenty lately. Here's some new Koken wobble-fix extensions.
Running out of room.
Running out of room.
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Picked up the machinist box online I am using it to keep my air tools in at the moment.
Picked up the HF pass thru sockets locally
Picked up the GW 1/4 metric pass tru set and the lighted mirror from the clearance section on GW web site.
The stubby wrench racks are the typical Ebay find.
Jarhead0408
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If your changing out a cylinder liner pack you put the rubber portion down the liner hole and expand the rubber by tightening on the lower nut. Put a metal bridge over the bolt onto block then attach the top nut and tighten to pull liner.
Helps speed the removal of piston liner packs in C-15, C-18 cat engines.
Old piston liner packs
New piston liner packs
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Dude, that is pretty sweet man! Thanks for the info.
Canadian Charlie
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I got these in the mail today
Got this work light a few days ago
And a box of "roach clips"
Got this work light a few days ago
And a box of "roach clips"
Duct Tape Man
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chipper
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Some 1/4 inch stuff
owenst7
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not really a tool but few hockey pucks for my lift, super glued together and wrapped in electrical tape
Lift on what?
gipraw
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Qualitytools
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That is a very nice family you have. If you have not had Knipex tools before you will really enjoy the quality of the German engineering.
Happy Birthday!
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K-Dog
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3/8 drive in a 1/4 body MINE
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outdoorsman310
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******** that is a BIG *** prybar. BTW what do you use it for, apart from the obvious?