I bet you don't enjoy changing spark plugs on Subarus.
But I suppose some Toyota V6 engines have spark plugs that are also a challenge to change.
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But I suppose some Toyota V6 engines have spark plugs that are also a challenge to change.
AutoMechanic
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Some stuff from Advance Auto. What weekend would it be without me going to the parts store for tools lol
. DieHard metric wrench set. Mainly bought because I needed a little bit longer 12mm for some leverage. They had a NOS TEQ Correct wrench 12mm but it was almost as half the price as a set plus I like the DieHard wrenches for their copy of flank drive on the open end. And then a 1 1/2 inch extension I have the same one at work and this is just the right length for the bottom bolt on the water pump of my dads car. And then a 1/4 3/8 drive socket just because lol.I just got that same set of pliers yesterday.
Sam_Julier
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These are identical to my Husky set from HD. Really useful.
I stumbled upon these on Ebay, but the prices were high. I hunted down the local Snap On truck, introduced myself and got what I thought was a good deal on these.
LN47 ACF 2.
My Snapon man put a pair on my toolbox for helping him out with a problem on his truck. He said they would become my favorite pliers and he was right. They are awesome
4WD
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I like the oak better
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Some goodies from Snap-on today. Black Cherry hand cleaner. Teriyaki beef jerky which is amazing and a straight pry bar in orange of course.
That is taking rebranding to a new level, whats next skivvies.
I may or may not have a pair of snapon boxers...
As much as I love the regular redline hand cleaner, I cant stand the cherry scented. Much prefer the regular
Snap-on condoms?
I took my best half's car for an alignment today. The Snap On truck came by while I was there. An omen. So since I've read so many comments on these pliers I bought a pair. As in one. Not sure why we call them a pair of pliers when there's only one but there it is.
No complaints with my garage tool box other than it is packed. ~12yr old Kobalt It's really good quality and has held up, but I need more room. Natural move would be a new/bigger box but with her car, my truck, motorcycle, lawn mower etc.... Just is not workable. Been looking for a reasonable solution for a while, stumbled upon this:
30" Horror Freight service cart w/drawer; turns out dimensions are REALLY close to my box. The drawer is a separate assembly; bolted to the bottom of the top tray. So The cart sans drawer now lives in the basement workshop and I've expanded my box (Plus a HF svc. cart shelf)
30" Horror Freight service cart w/drawer; turns out dimensions are REALLY close to my box. The drawer is a separate assembly; bolted to the bottom of the top tray. So The cart sans drawer now lives in the basement workshop and I've expanded my box (Plus a HF svc. cart shelf)
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