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I found a set of SAE and Metric made in the USA Craftsman nut drivers at a flea market last year for cheap. I use them occasionally...

Not yet. I've been busy working on a car and now the weather is crap.

I bought one the other day. The local hardware store had the kit with the battery and charger on sale for $199. It normally is $229.

I used this for the first time yesterday and it worked very well. The magnet is very strong and I had no problem taking the drain plug...

I just looked at one today at the local hardware store. They had it on sale for $199 with a battery. I will probably pick it up before...

I bought a dewalt 20v pole saw. I wish I would have bought one years ago. Will replace a chainsaw for 90% of my stuff. One of those tool...

I just bought this exact tool a couple of weeks ago from Amazon. Still waiting to use it.

The shaft of the cheaper versions seemed too floppy. $21.99 https://www.amazon.com/OTC-Tools-5911A-Magnetic-Remover/dp/B01MSJEBBO

I'll start by saying that there is nothing on VW that is intuitive yet powerful. If its intuitive its watered down because VW does...

I have Hagerty for my 1970 Monte Carlo. I didn't have to send in any photos of the car. I have only been with them for a couple of years.

I ordered both sizes of these the other day after seeing this post. I should get them today. Thanks for posting these.

Yes, the 7.4L only had 290 HP but had 410 ft lbs of torque for the vortec version.

Yep, with stock sized tires, 15 sounds right. The 7.4 BBC is a drinker but the torque for its time was fantastic. I drove a K3500 CCLB...

My fiancé's 2017 Ford F150 with the 5.0L/ six speed auto/3.73 rear gears gets 18-21 mpg.

My 98 K1500 with the same drivetrain and rear gears as yours but with stock 265/75/16 tires get 14-15 mpg on average with 17 being the...