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https://www.kincrome.com.au/Category/sockets–socket-sets-and-accessories/socket-accessories 2′ 4′ 6′ 10′ and 14 inch is what i can see on my page
what about kincrome (australian brand) my tool box at work is all kincrome and it has that wobble style extention and ive had an impact gun on mine as you do and never broken one yet https://www.kincrome.com.au/home.aspx
thats very specific and the chances of eric getting one in needing that done is slim but he has done a video on doing a honda gm and subaru auto trans service (drain new filter and refill)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVhXQti8Qv4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmp_CTX5jsE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7_RsnD8hAU
thats very specific and the chances of eric getting one in needing that done is slim but he has done a video on doing a honda gm and subaru auto trans service (drain new filter and refill)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVhXQti8Qv4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmp_CTX5jsE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7_RsnD8hAU
in the video you said you didn’t like the length of the ratchet i don’t think the issue is the ratchet i think its the drive size from what i can see i would have used a 3/8 on it not a 1/4 which would have the extra length and solve the issue. snap on make tools to do more then they should after all my 3/8 ratchet from snapon is longer then probably most 3/8 breaker bars (its about 500mm-600mm) which is why it broke my kincrome 10mm socket if im honest i should have used a 1/2 socket on it not a 3/8 its the only time ive broken a kincrome socket
in the video you said you didn’t like the length of the ratchet i don’t think the issue is the ratchet i think its the drive size from what i can see i would have used a 3/8 on it not a 1/4 which would have the extra length and solve the issue. snap on make tools to do more then they should after all my 3/8 ratchet from snapon is longer then probably most 3/8 breaker bars (its about 500mm-600mm) which is why it broke my kincrome 10mm socket if im honest i should have used a 1/2 socket on it not a 3/8 its the only time ive broken a kincrome socket
so far its got plenty of torque battery charge lasts long enuff and the rubber grommet is breaking just like yours all i have done is trimed the end sticking out and it hasn’t effected its function at all p.s. 120v chargers go pop when you plug them in to 240v blew the front of one of the chips
so far its got plenty of torque battery charge lasts long enuff and the rubber grommet is breaking just like yours all i have done is trimed the end sticking out and it hasn’t effected its function at all p.s. 120v chargers go pop when you plug them in to 240v blew the front of one of the chips
i bought mine ac delco impact from jb tools it cost a bit more in postage to aus then what it is for usa as to be expected but they helped as best as they could they couldn’t get me a 240v charger but i went to the ac delco website and they sent me one with the right plug for 240v aus for $40us plus postage no idea what it would cost for a impact gun with charger from ac delco website (no reps in aus for ac delco for me either)had no troubles with it so far p.s. there made by durofix
i bought mine ac delco impact from jb tools it cost a bit more in postage to aus then what it is for usa as to be expected but they helped as best as they could they couldn’t get me a 240v charger but i went to the ac delco website and they sent me one with the right plug for 240v aus for $40us plus postage no idea what it would cost for a impact gun with charger from ac delco website (no reps in aus for ac delco for me either)had no troubles with it so far p.s. there made by durofix
a obd II code reader is not that important for what he is gonna do the money would be better spent on getting more hand tools
a obd II code reader is not that important for what he is gonna do the money would be better spent on getting more hand tools
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMDqBEfXF24 it has about a 3-1 gear reduction to maintain torque applied to the fastener and you can use it as a normal ratchet without the handle wanting to rotate also when you rotate the handle it moves the head of the ratchet during both clockwise and anti clockwise rotations of the handle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMDqBEfXF24 it has about a 3-1 gear reduction to maintain torque applied to the fastener and you can use it as a normal ratchet without the handle wanting to rotate also when you rotate the handle it moves the head of the ratchet during both clockwise and anti clockwise rotations of the handle
