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Road Master
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I just read in the Sears paper starting tomorrow...or online today, sale on Craftsman inch pound and ft pound, get the 3/8 drive, click type torque wrench's....$40 each. That's half their normal price. While your there pick up a Craftsman multi circuit meter...$10. Then head straight for the HD dealer and get a Manual to use your new tools.
Tourer
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They also have these new wrenches I told my wife to get me.
Metric and Standard.
Each wrench has 4 different sizes on each end so that's 8 total different sizes on one wrench!
I thought they were worth having for sure.
Check em out! $19.99/each
Pete
Just found them! Dog Bone wrenches! haha They do look like dog bones!
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...4277000P?mv=rr
Enjoy your day folks!
Metric and Standard.
Each wrench has 4 different sizes on each end so that's 8 total different sizes on one wrench!
I thought they were worth having for sure.
Check em out! $19.99/each
Pete
Just found them! Dog Bone wrenches! haha They do look like dog bones!
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...4277000P?mv=rr
Enjoy your day folks!
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Road Master
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From: Log home in SE Michigan full time. Log cabin in east TN, Smoky Mountians part time
I am not one to buy any tool that has multiple size fits all...sounds like a fast way to be aquainted with a nut cracker or stud extractor, jmo.
Guy's that want to work on their own bike or car can buy a complete blow molded cased socket set, std and metric, 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2" for $100 from Craftsman too. I have one just to take on trips and it works great. That way I can leave the good stuff at home in the chest.
Guy's that want to work on their own bike or car can buy a complete blow molded cased socket set, std and metric, 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2" for $100 from Craftsman too. I have one just to take on trips and it works great. That way I can leave the good stuff at home in the chest.
Last edited by timberland; Nov 26, 2009 at 11:34 AM.
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too bulky to get into typically tight spaces on a motorcycle. Guaranteed to work their way to the bottom of your tool box only to be found 40 years from now in an estate sale.
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