No. Definitely not easy. And even worse with the same length PI split-beam wrench with its narrow grip. But I am in my 70s and have noticed a loss of muscle strength. That's mostly why I bought the longer Craftsman.
Does the battery inside the MAC jump pak have a lifetime warranty?
I actually don’t know it says one year warranty and repairs free but doesn’t say anything about the battery itself.
From what I have read the Skill corded drills are not bad at all, made by Chervon who also make flex. For DIY there is no need to spend the long dollar on a high end drill invest in a quality bit set with the $$ saved.
Yeah I might hang it, otherwise I'll be mounting some metal wall cabinets soon and likely will just let it live in there. I like everything tucked away and out of sight!
Where does one source one of these?
Just bought the Lang set above.
Do you have a link for these, i'd like to have them on hand.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=M6+M8+M1...6bfdb7ae5bc6d1f30e9e88d9e4e3436d7bfb941a95d0a
These are cheap enough that I will probably just get them and put them in the “oh crap” drawer but I can’t recall many times I’ve had to do a extraction where the stud was broken down inside the threaded hole far enough that these would be helpful but maybe I’m missing how they would be used?
I feel the same way. Bolts usually break at the head and these would not help much. But I did have a stud break below the surface a few years ago, and these would have worked. So I just placed an order for the SG set (Sundry Goods) on Amazon. Better safe than sorry!
You're understanding the application correctly.
