Crap !!! Walked off !!
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From: Western South Dakota
Or you can be like the government and spend $60 bux for a $ 3 dollar hammer, but if you are a professional mechanic who relies on his tools for his livelihood and will use them thousands of times, then buy the $60 buck hammer.
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I offered my wife that same thing! Still awaiting her response....
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From: Payson, AZ within 400 miles of the best the west has to offer for riders
Does anyone know where I can get a tool like this:
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....store&tool=all
its the 3/8 drive, 3/16" hex ball driver... I last used it when I removed my radio for bar install... thought I put it back in my tool box. Went to help a friend with his bar install and when I went to get the friggin' tool..it was gone.
$30 is a little steep for a snap on... is there any other makes around that are not as expensive?? Otherwise I will have to bite the bullet and buy from snap on
Any help appreciated!
Jim
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....store&tool=all
its the 3/8 drive, 3/16" hex ball driver... I last used it when I removed my radio for bar install... thought I put it back in my tool box. Went to help a friend with his bar install and when I went to get the friggin' tool..it was gone.
$30 is a little steep for a snap on... is there any other makes around that are not as expensive?? Otherwise I will have to bite the bullet and buy from snap on
Any help appreciated!
Jim
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Spend the money and get a SNAP-ON CYCLE SET tool kit, you can just about disassemble the bike on the side of the road with this kit, it is under $300.00, and it has gotten me out of a pinch several times.https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=380230498642