Chrome vanadium tools break too easy for me. I put a 3 ft cheater bar on a Snap-On wrench a couple days ago. Had it been one of those cheaper wrenches, it would have snapped.
What did you do today?
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Holy lord Rusty. I'm guessing adding a 3' cheater bar on anything will result in complete destruction. I have a 3/4" socket set when I need more ummph.
This was on a bicycle pedal. You can only get an open end 5mm wrench on it.
Nick
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All i ever used was Snap-On. Expensive , But worth the money.
I still have my Snap-On metric wrenches from my days as a Toyota mechanic. I just was looking for a few more good SAE. A set of Snap-On now can run $1100.
Nick
In Remembrance
Years ago when i did the bowling alley's they had a truck stop by. I paid $50.00
for a 6" flat head screwdriver . And in 15 minutes i burned the head off on a hot ball return .
for a 6" flat head screwdriver . And in 15 minutes i burned the head off on a hot ball return .
A small set of combination wrenches from Snap-On is $380. I don't need any that good, just some decent ones.
Tornado through here last night. We did not lose lights. Waiting until daylight to look at any local damage. Hail was a couple inches deep in the yard.
some hail
Wow. You guys be safe out there.
Rusty, you need to get your nails done.
Nick
In Remembrance
Time to bring out the 9 Iron..
Another tornado in the area tonight.
I mowed the lawn. All that rain last week was fruitful to the grass.
Two tornados in the county, one north and one south. I-49 is closed for 4 hours. Oak grove Missouri has a lot of damage, it is east of KC.
My old neighborhood, east of KC. About 100 miles from here
http://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article136870848.html
http://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article136870848.html
Nick
In Remembrance
Google your weather in you town Z.
NWS + your zipcode
