Am i a fool for thinking i can do an engine pull and turbo swap myself, never having done it before?
11-17-2005, 09:04 AM
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2nd the makita, seems lazy at first, but it sure speeds things up and saves your wrist
picked up a 3/8" square drive adapter for it recently, really expands it's range.
Only takes about 30 minutes to charge too, first cordless tools I've used/owned that were really usable as a TOOL.
Only takes about 30 minutes to charge too, first cordless tools I've used/owned that were really usable as a TOOL.
11-17-2005, 09:10 AM
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Yep!
Went on sale at home depot a few weeks later for the same price minus shipping, but I'd rather the business went to Patrick anyway 
I was sooo close to buying another to keep at work.
Used it and a 3/8" air ratchet to do some washing machine clutch/trans repairs, estimated 4 hour job by the book took 30 minutes
I was sooo close to buying another to keep at work. Used it and a 3/8" air ratchet to do some washing machine clutch/trans repairs, estimated 4 hour job by the book took 30 minutes
11-17-2005, 09:12 AM
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hahahaha it doesnt surprise me at all with you. most people would just buy another washer
not you. i am surprised that you didnt take it in the backyard hook it up to a battery and a driveshaft and try and ride it around the yard for ****s and giggles. lol.
are you in for the detroit auto show this year?
are you in for the detroit auto show this year?