Brownsfan
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He pounds on many things and likes a good selection of smashing instruments.
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He pounds on many things and likes a good selection of smashing instruments.
dodge610
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Ahem, "precision adjustment tool"
^^^^^ This it just sounds so much more professional
rdog422
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I've had my eye on these for a while, spent 45$ for both. Don't know if there any good yet, but they look cool. pretty cheap alternative to ratcheting fuel line wrenches. I do wish that they went up to 3/4 or 19mm on one of the sets tho.
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MagnumForce
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Wohoo
DieselJH
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My lisle 30200 impact driver came in the mail today
shoggoth80
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cowboy73
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I just got these in the mail form ebay $30 with free shipping. Blackhawk long nose pliers.
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d.mcfarland
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Those blackhawks are a fantastic deal. The seller is awesome and I don't there has ever been a problem. I highly recommend them.
bigredmf
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Not a tool but a very dirty Vidmar.
$650 not a steal but high value with 10 drawers and a bunch of dividers.
Enjoy
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$650 not a steal but high value with 10 drawers and a bunch of dividers.
Enjoy
Red
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1950mercury
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Just got a package with a few kobalt pliers... got the lot for $25
If you don't use them often that's not a bad deal...from the kobalt plyers experience I've had I would have passed. The grips spin and fall off and the jaws are way to soft
I have been happy with Kobalt tools personally, I had a set of kobalt tools in my tool box when I was a mechanic and used the pliers more then my snap on pliers, they felt better in my hand and the teeth seem to be sharper. Only had one pair fail me after 3 years of professional use in the auto industry and then all I had to do was take it in for warranty. Granted snap on pliers are way better quality wise, I just cant see myself buying more snap on tools now that Im out of the auto industry and only use tools for working on my home and vehicles. Also 130 dollars worth of pliers for 25 bucks was too good for me to pass up
Dropped in to snap on guys house to see about ordering a new cart and just couldn't leave empty handed
Nice! Do you happen to have the part number for the dikes on the left?
jobo1004
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There has to be a good story behind breaking a 42" SnapOn prybar.
See post 27585 in this thread. He bought it with a cracked handle.
canuckian
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There has to be a good story behind breaking a 42" SnapOn prybar.
It had a nasty crack in the handle and the cap spun
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I posted this picture in this thread several months back. I'll post it one more time since these are being talked again. Notice the heat treating marks around the cutting edges.
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AV tinker er
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I agree. I bought those and the Proto duck bills he is/was selling. Can't beat the quality or cost.
Jeepster425
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Newest little gadget, led and uv.
MattVette89
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Replaced a broken Mayhew bit with one that I can warranty, and I lost my tread depth gauge again...
How is that tire depth gauge? Looks a little nicer than the parts store version and I'd like to pick one up.
brandon523
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What brand are those hammers on the far right with the black grips?
What brand are those hammers on the far right with the black grips?
Unless they're a copy Nupla uses that handle style.
Jeepster425
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Those little lights are on special this month. How do u like it?
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So far haven't used it..but seems pretty cool
brandon523
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They look very similar to the Blue Point ones, but from the picture don't look like they're branded BP. I'd love to find out for sure who makes them, so I can try to track some down at a cheaper price. Looking into Nupla now...
G1GRANDEUR
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pretty bright little light. I tried inside truck and I was impressive with bright flood beam.
whats the original price?
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I bought one a few weeks ago.... it's still in the original packaging. Lol
Jeepster425
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I bought the NON locking ratchet several months ago... but I found myself wanting the locking version instead. Now I have both. lol. I may sell the NON locking ratchet. Anyone interested?
I absolutely love my non locking one, plus got it hardly used for just 90$! Use it every day
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Dealer gave me one a few weeks ago. I like it, but I find my self putting batteries in a lot. I just can't remember to turn it off. I always just do one click, then it's on the UV light. The uv light on this *****, and should have been left off. More of a gimmick, or intended for a service writer, or quick lube guys. I find it as a nuisance. Other then that, it is very bright, and well priced.
Redfreightshaker2016
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A few that I have picked up over the last week.
Duralst 3/8 drive metric low profile socket set.(been wanting a set of low pro sockets and seen these while in Autozone the other day)
Duralast 3/8 flex head ratchet
Duralast 3/8 stubby ratchet
Matco 1/4 long handle 60 tooth ratchet (eBay)
Pittsburgh 1/4 and 1/2 flex head ratchets.
Duralst 3/8 drive metric low profile socket set.(been wanting a set of low pro sockets and seen these while in Autozone the other day)
Duralast 3/8 flex head ratchet
Duralast 3/8 stubby ratchet
Matco 1/4 long handle 60 tooth ratchet (eBay)
Pittsburgh 1/4 and 1/2 flex head ratchets.
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Channellock 410
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