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tools every mechanic should not be caught dead without are:

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^^^yes i know a hammer is a carpenter tool, but come on, who hasnt used a hammer on a car before :p
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^^^ lemme tell you, racheting wrenches are the shit...i thought i could get along with out them, and yes i could, but one day i went and bought one(a 10mm), had to go back to get a entire set...these things kick ass
 

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tools every mechanic should not be caught dead without are:

zip_ties.gif

hammer.jpg

^^^yes i know a hammer is a carpenter tool, but come on, who hasnt used a hammer on a car before :p
toolset.jpg

britool-rbomset-5-ratchet-offset-spanner-set-mm.jpg

^^^ lemme tell you, racheting wrenches are the shit...i thought i could get along with out them, and yes i could, but one day i went and bought one(a 10mm), had to go back to get a entire set...these things kick ass
Hell ya they are!!! I have a set of the ratcheting wrenches myself...picked some craftsman ones up on sale

go to sears and get ahold of a gear wratchet socket set...you will NOT be disapointed...TRUST ME
 

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gear rachet? hmm may have to look, i picked mine up from lowes or home depot, cant remember but they were huskie brand i think...work damn good
 

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ah those yeahi have seen those, def look to be awesome, hate when i need to look for a damn long socket...pisses me off
 

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ah those yeahi have seen those, def look to be awesome, hate when i need to look for a damn long socket...pisses me off
dad and i both have a set, i LOVE them, and they carry a life time warranty too :)

next purchase to go with it is:
http://www.tylertool.com/gearwrench35.html

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heres one for ya...a ratcheting tap and die set by them


i could go broke on this company :lol:

http://www.tylertool.com/gearwrench44.html
 

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have those hahaha, **** messiing with allen keys and trq bits...just throw the socket on a rachet and ur good to go....

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already have a racheting tap kit from vatozone, got it when i used to work there hahahahaa...
 

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lol, i dont use tap and dies enough to matter hahaha


but that bit set...mmmmmm

cause it has the setup to fit both the gear wrenches and a standard 1/4,3/8, etc wrench...mmmm
 

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o man...look at all those wonderful tools....i wish i had money to buy more...i still dont have a compressor or impact gun or anything that is air operated...all my tools are manual...FTL!!!!....lol

but i do have ratcheting wrenches...they are my best friend....and the one tool i use most is the 7/16 ratcheting wrench...and you ask why?

well because all the clamps that i use have a 7/16 nut on them....lol
 

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lol, i had to go buy the nut driver and ratcheting wrench set (not the socket one) cause i hated taking 10mm and 7mm tiny bolt after bolt off by manual little box end cause the normal socket wouldnt fit or something..made me want to kill something hahaha
 

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my favorite tool by far is my good old trusty 3m double sided tape.. if thats really a tool but its awsome shti
 

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panel pullers, 32mm socket for oil filter housing, magnetic oil drain plug socket set, mcpherson strut spring compressors, torque wrench, pry bars, fuel line disconnect tool, hex sockets, torx sockets, 10, 15, 18 and 13mm sockets. all i can think of for now.
 

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