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yeah if you grab a Ridgid vac I would get one from home depot. They have for the most part honored the lifetime service agreement on my ridgid drill and my dad is on his third ridgid vac, they always replaced them for him no questions asked.
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Aceshighxxx posted:I do ball joint at work pretty often and I've never used a pickle fork. For example it is especially bad to use if you're removing a steering knuckle to have a new bearing pressed in. It makes the customer much happier if you can save their old ball joints and tie rod ends and not have to install new ones. This is the method I've always used.
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Aceshighxxx posted:It works a lot better than you might think. Sometimes you really have to hit it hard though. Just like the poster above me I don't own a pickle fork and have never used heat. It still amazes me every time I do it how they just come out by hitting with a hammer. And I'm in Michigan so rusty poo poo boxes are about all I work on.
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I like 3M's bristle discs for removing gaskets. http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/...0glGS5QSKMQF1bl
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the Milwaukee M18 drill/drivers are great, I use two of them every day at work. They are light, comfortable and tough also batteries seem to hold up well.
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Sep 24, 2012 00:15
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i have this for crimping: http://www.service.kleintools.com/T...IN/Product/1005 it is great
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Sir Cornelius posted:Seconding this, and also seconding that most people can't crimp for poo poo but a good crimp is just as good as soldering. I have actually heard that a good crimp might be better than soldering, it is more resistant to failure from vibrations. not sure how true this is though
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