What was the last tool you bought?

[cedicol]

I bought a new floor jack of the trade mark Rodac. It’s a 3 Ton jack with a quick up pedal on it. I bought it very

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[Chris cagno]

Snap on metric flare nut wrenches and a pick set

[Chris cagno]

Snap on metric flare nut wrenches and a pick set

[Pat61]

I just picked up the Snap-On ball joint press. Kinda spendy, but I’ve used the heck out of it…

[Pat61]

I just picked up the Snap-On ball joint press. Kinda spendy, but I’ve used the heck out of it…

[Nick]

[quote=”Pat61″ post=100787]I just picked up the Snap-On ball joint press. Kinda spendy, but I’ve used the heck out of it…[/quote]

I love mine. Ball joints, U-joints and I’ve even replaced some control arm bushings with it. Honda lower control arm bushings and I’ve done Subaru B9 Tribeca lower control arm bushings with it.

[Nick]

[quote=”Pat61″ post=100787]I just picked up the Snap-On ball joint press. Kinda spendy, but I’ve used the heck out of it…[/quote]

I love mine. Ball joints, U-joints and I’ve even replaced some control arm bushings with it. Honda lower control arm bushings and I’ve done Subaru B9 Tribeca lower control arm bushings with it.

[Carl Everett]

yesterday I bought an SK metric flare nut wrench set (ebay) a pulley puller /installer kit (harbor freight) today I bought a power built serpentine belt tool set (amazon) along with all the parts I needed next weekend should be interesting at my house. lol

[Carl Everett]

yesterday I bought an SK metric flare nut wrench set (ebay) a pulley puller /installer kit (harbor freight) today I bought a power built serpentine belt tool set (amazon) along with all the parts I needed next weekend should be interesting at my house. lol

[Matthew Ross]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000O80AZS/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

OTC Caliper Hangers. They’re cheap and extremely helpful when removing brake calipers.

[Matthew Ross]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000O80AZS/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

OTC Caliper Hangers. They’re cheap and extremely helpful when removing brake calipers.

[Joe]

bought my own set of hvac manifold gauges, vacuum pump, refrigerant recovery cylinder, refrigerant scale, ambient temp/humidity thermometer, in-line oil/dye canister, and a cheapo black light. Also a few odds/ends to mount everything on an old tool cart I had laying around the garage. Cost about a grand for everything including the 33lb canister of refrigerant I got. Now I can professionally recharge a/c from the house!

[Joe]

bought my own set of hvac manifold gauges, vacuum pump, refrigerant recovery cylinder, refrigerant scale, ambient temp/humidity thermometer, in-line oil/dye canister, and a cheapo black light. Also a few odds/ends to mount everything on an old tool cart I had laying around the garage. Cost about a grand for everything including the 33lb canister of refrigerant I got. Now I can professionally recharge a/c from the house!

[JB]

set of metric genius 0 offset long wrenches. I love the combos they did as well. they match up to Asian brands well so I don’t have a 10 and a 11 on one wrench it’s a 10 and 12 and 14 and 17 on another. testing them out this week with a J3.2 timing belt and water pump. Also going to see if they make removing a subaru turbo heat shield any easier.

[JB]

set of metric genius 0 offset long wrenches. I love the combos they did as well. they match up to Asian brands well so I don’t have a 10 and a 11 on one wrench it’s a 10 and 12 and 14 and 17 on another. testing them out this week with a J3.2 timing belt and water pump. Also going to see if they make removing a subaru turbo heat shield any easier.

[Jamie]

Bought this nifty kit of tamper proof bit sockets. $50 well spent.

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