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herfalerf

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Got these in. Won't haven't a chance too use them until next week but stills very excited. The extensions are sk, my first time with their tools. The flat hammer is gp. Got the lot for $399 from jb tools. Basically the same price as the impact by itself off the truck.


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MrAperture

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new order came in, I finally bought the Mastercool hydrolic brake line flaring set after being recommanded by 100% of the ppl who used it. Apparently that is the one tool wich is worth buying if you build cars. Also scored 1/2" drive 12 points deep & shallow (not in the pic) SAE & Metric. Mayhews lady's foot. Mastercool thermometer and M7 stubby 3/8 impact, wich I love slready. Pic of the M7 next to my Thunder Gun.

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Mohawk Dave

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Broke down and finally got the Gearwrench 120xp spline flex heads. MM and SAE. $357 shipped from Tooldiscounter. They are awesome.
 

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Strouty

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Mohawk Dave said:
Broke down and finally got the Gearwrench 120xp spline flex heads. MM and SAE. $357 shipped from Tooldiscounter. They are awesome.
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I see these in my future. I just dropped $1200 on two sets of Proto ratcheting wrenches, so I need to let the wallet breath for a bit.
 
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Askme42

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90zcar said:
Obernight bleed test? Please explain....u got me thinkin


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Don't really know why I call it a "bleed test". I jack the jack all the way up then let it sit an hour. Then I let it down half the way and tighten it back up. Then place a load on it. This time a 120 lbs anvil. Let it sit overnight and hope she don't fail.
 
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Askme42

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MrAperture said:
new order came in, I finally bought the Mastercool hydrolic brake line flaring set after being recommanded by 100% of the ppl who used it. Apparently that is the one tool wich is worth buying if you build cars. Also scored 1/2" drive 12 points deep & shallow (not in the pic) SAE & Metric. Mayhews lady's foot. Mastercool thermometer and M7 stubby 3/8 impact, wich I love slready. Pic of the M7 next to my Thunder Gun.

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Cr-V impact sockets? I'd find some CR-MO ones as soon as I could.
 
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Johnk781

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Just got the short barrel version of that air hammer. Haven't had a chance to use it yet, but when picked up, it is a beast.
 
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MrAperture

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Cr-V impact sockets? I'd find some CR-MO ones as soon as I could.
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I'm ordering a set of Ch-Mo set 3/8" 6 points in 2 weeks. Those are thin wall 12 points 3/8 I only use em' with ratchet even tho the are "impact" sockets. I'm not gonna use them on an impact but I'v put one on it to give a perspective of the size.


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More NOS deliveries today, and some other cool Bonney I snagged off of eBay. Never saw a Bonney brake spoon, screw starter, puller or extractor set before so I snagged them!:rocker:
 

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Kaane

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Some new things I picked up.

Some short Snapon 1/4 and 3/8 ratchets. F80 and T72
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Wiha Deadblow Hammer set. Made in Germany, amazing quality really happy with them.
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Some Genius prybars
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32mm Fan clutch wrench and AMF Pin Spanner for Audi and BMW
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Silentt

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Jarhead0408 said:
That's great! Let us know how you like 'em! I'd love to get them, but I think I'll have to settle for the new version of the ez-Red double box ratcheting wrenches. They're reversible and have a lock on the flex joint. If I had the cash I'd get your set first though.
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I have both of what you talked about and a set of the platinum brand. The new EZ Reds are very bulky compared to them. I'd go with the gearwrenchs or if you want the reversible I'd go with the Platinums or Mountain brand.
 
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90zcar

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Cr-V impact sockets? I'd find some CR-MO ones as soon as I could.
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I agree with that and I always want and purchase cr-mo the past couple years anyway. But I do have a set of cr-v impacts aswell and never had an issue and don't know anyone else having trouble either.
Like I said I will always buy cr-mo for impacts just for their characteristics being made for the impact blows
But I don't think he should be rushing out in an emergency to get crmo ones


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skidooby

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Gotta love the local auction house.......won these last night and picked up today for a steal!

The camera was lightly used and the charger is brand new in the box......got them for about 80% less than retail.
 

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davidless

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Ya Baby, so many drawers and not enough tools LOL
 

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90zcar said:
Nice. I seen that same deal but couldn't fathom using them much at all


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I agree. I was thinking the same thing while looking at it on the truck..... but then I took a sip of the kool-aid and bought them anway. lol. :lol:
 
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Marklar134

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Got some matco 1/2 metric impacts, IR 1/2 sae sockets, Matco flip sockets, matco oil pressure gauge, little pocket thermometer, manifold gauge set, uv leak detector, some matco 3/8 universal metric impacts, a 3/8 and 1/4 flex head ratchets. And a fluke 88

 
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