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09-13-2007, 03:08 PM | #31 | |
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and craftsman really isnt that bad...alot of dealership techs use em
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09-13-2007, 07:15 PM | #32 |
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well the jobs done. went to kragen down the street and rented their press for 6 bucks. drives like a charm though. however now that ive started to tear into her the tc rods and tie rods are looking like they want to be replaced by spl parts for me. looks like they are gonna be getting some of my moneys very soon.
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09-13-2007, 09:41 PM | #35 |
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i only broke chinese cheap shit..
never broke a husky/craftsman before.. i use all those on all my project cars, all 3. now the chinese shit are busted, i use husky/craftsman, but none has failed me yet. except a husky 1/2" drive ratchet that took a shit on me and binded. |
09-13-2007, 10:09 PM | #36 |
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I always break Craftsman ratchets and Snap On sockets.
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09-14-2007, 02:21 AM | #38 |
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I've broken 3 craftsman screwdrivers, 2 craftsman ratchets, some cheap branded ratchet, probably 4 craftsman sockets and 2 wrenchs.
O and I broke a hammer once too. Breaker bars are the way to go when your trying to loosen a bolt... I almost always use some sort of pipe to put on the end of the ratchet to make it easier breaking em loose |
09-14-2007, 07:25 AM | #39 |
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dude ive broken soo much snap on shit
universal joints, deep wells, mids, ratchets, buncha shit snap on is just a name with big ass price tag
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09-14-2007, 08:00 AM | #40 |
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husky sucks... i've broken em takin off flywheel bolts but just like craftsman i get new ones for free... cause i work at home depot.
i like my craftsman and never really had a problem with em. in a week or so i should be getting a 40% discount card from NAPA to use on tools or whatever the hell i want (aircraft mechanic). lifetime guarantee so if i break it i go to any NAPA store and get another. |
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snap on also has different levels of tools... from cheaper stuff a normal person would use ALL the way up to gold plated tools that are like 200k for the set... buddy of mine's dad has about half a million in snap on tools and he has that gold set in a brand new rolling chest still in the packaging... fuckin rich people
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i mean....every tool manufacturer sucks at something. craftsman rachets arent the best, but everything else isnt too bad. snap-on's rachets are starting to become crap very quickly (if you can find old ones guys, pick them up..the old ones are build really well). I lost count of how many snap on sockets ive seen break. every tool breaks, especially when you use it the wrong way. for you flywheel bolt guys...maybe you could try using.. -a pnumanic impact gun (if its available) -a impact gun socket (alot stronger than the chrome validium ones) -breaker bar just to break the initial torque i've seen mechanics use husky tools for years...never gave them a problem, you just have to know how/when to use a tool.
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cause he can I guess... I called bullshit on it when my buddy Brandon told me so we hopped in his RSX and went to this Dad's house into the garage and he fucking showed me.... Sitting right beside his dad's new Saleen in a rolling snap on chest.... like I said... fuckin rich people.
I got tired of breaking sockets so I've started buying NAPA hardened impact gun sockets and I use them about all the time.
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09-14-2007, 09:44 AM | #45 |
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Fixing these peices of shit |
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but I love the full floating axles in the first two at least Koopa.... nothing like changing your axle shaft without taking the wheel and tire off... who needs a jack?
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