Can we get a Tool Time forum?
Originally Posted by jeggy' timestamp='1312084222' post='20831991
I have found that these double flex head ratcheting wrenches have been my go-to tools ever since I bought them. I have the 8mm - 18mm set and paid around 350 for it.
I got these at Home Depot about 4 years ago. They're from the Husky PRO line, but I have not seen them since. They were about $80 for a 10,12,13,14,15,17,19mm set. They are great...definitely "go to" for me as they can reach pretty much anything as they pivot at the ratchet head.

Yrs but with 2 pivots at each end that allows it to turn 180 degrees instead of only 90 like the one pictured.
Yeah, I don't need spring compressors for these as they come pre-assembled. Some use the OEM tophats, for those you need compressors to assemble them.
Those wrenches are too cool. I'm not dropping $350 on a set, but $80 seems like a great deal. The amount of time you save in the long run is well worth it.
Also, I found a really cool site in my tool search. If you care about craftsmanship, as I do, this site lists all of the tool lines made in the USA. It has other sections for other things, too. http://www.stillmadeinusa.com/tools.html
Those wrenches are too cool. I'm not dropping $350 on a set, but $80 seems like a great deal. The amount of time you save in the long run is well worth it.
Also, I found a really cool site in my tool search. If you care about craftsmanship, as I do, this site lists all of the tool lines made in the USA. It has other sections for other things, too. http://www.stillmadeinusa.com/tools.html
crank pulley holder (50mm)
I could use this as I am getting ready to do the timing belt/water pump for a 2000 Accord. Does Autozone sell this or do you have to go online? Also would need a 20 inch extension for 1/2 inch drive. Sears/Lowes sell them for about $16.00
BTW, garagejournal.com has a informative Tools section.
I could use this as I am getting ready to do the timing belt/water pump for a 2000 Accord. Does Autozone sell this or do you have to go online? Also would need a 20 inch extension for 1/2 inch drive. Sears/Lowes sell them for about $16.00
BTW, garagejournal.com has a informative Tools section.
Nice. I have all of those except for the torque wrench and a couple of the specialty tools. I guess I have more than I thought.
I agree on (1) no tool snobs and (2) I like Husky tools better than Craftsman. I can't believe Craftsman isn't made in the USA anymore! That was the primary reason I went with them. Now everything at Sears officially sucks.
I agree on (1) no tool snobs and (2) I like Husky tools better than Craftsman. I can't believe Craftsman isn't made in the USA anymore! That was the primary reason I went with them. Now everything at Sears officially sucks.








