bad day Body lift
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Wirelessly posted (iPhone 3GS)
Yea my drivers rear spun when Pedro heated it. Then I heated it till the factory loctite was boiling then it came out like butter.
Originally Posted by Sonic04Edge
Thats why trucks from the south are the best. We've done 7 and all of them from the south. Only issue we had were rear cab bolts and it was just a matter of heating them and getting a good grip on them.
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#34
If/when you guys decide to do one, just give yourself 2-3 days and make sure you have a friend or two to help. It really isn't that hard. A good set of sockets, a small torch, a certain size star bit (cheap), and some wrenches is all you really need.
Me and a few buddies did mine in combined 8-9 hours.
Me and a few buddies did mine in combined 8-9 hours.
#35
If/when you guys decide to do one, just give yourself 2-3 days and make sure you have a friend or two to help. It really isn't that hard. A good set of sockets, a small torch, a certain size star bit (cheap), and some wrenches is all you really need.
Me and a few buddies did mine in combined 8-9 hours.
Me and a few buddies did mine in combined 8-9 hours.
and its cold out so doing it outside sucks lol.
I have this guy on order!
#37
yes
Drive: 1/2 Inch
Max Torque: 780 Foot-Pounds (Reverse)
NBT: 1,100 Foot-Pounds
Forward Torque Range: 50-550 Foot-Pounds
Blows per Minute: 1,250 BPM
Free Speed: 9,800 RPM
Sound Pressure: 109.2 dBA (Free Speed)
Net Weight: 3.95 Pounds
Overall Length: 7-3/5 Inches
Average Air Consumption: 5 cfm
Air Inlet: 1/4 Inch
Min. Hose Size: 3/8 Inch
Drive: 1/2 Inch
Max Torque: 780 Foot-Pounds (Reverse)
NBT: 1,100 Foot-Pounds
Forward Torque Range: 50-550 Foot-Pounds
Blows per Minute: 1,250 BPM
Free Speed: 9,800 RPM
Sound Pressure: 109.2 dBA (Free Speed)
Net Weight: 3.95 Pounds
Overall Length: 7-3/5 Inches
Average Air Consumption: 5 cfm
Air Inlet: 1/4 Inch
Min. Hose Size: 3/8 Inch
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#41
yes
Drive: 1/2 Inch
Max Torque: 780 Foot-Pounds (Reverse)
NBT: 1,100 Foot-Pounds
Forward Torque Range: 50-550 Foot-Pounds
Blows per Minute: 1,250 BPM
Free Speed: 9,800 RPM
Sound Pressure: 109.2 dBA (Free Speed)
Net Weight: 3.95 Pounds
Overall Length: 7-3/5 Inches
Average Air Consumption: 5 cfm
Air Inlet: 1/4 Inch
Min. Hose Size: 3/8 Inch
Drive: 1/2 Inch
Max Torque: 780 Foot-Pounds (Reverse)
NBT: 1,100 Foot-Pounds
Forward Torque Range: 50-550 Foot-Pounds
Blows per Minute: 1,250 BPM
Free Speed: 9,800 RPM
Sound Pressure: 109.2 dBA (Free Speed)
Net Weight: 3.95 Pounds
Overall Length: 7-3/5 Inches
Average Air Consumption: 5 cfm
Air Inlet: 1/4 Inch
Min. Hose Size: 3/8 Inch
Nah. j/k A bunch of guys at work have IR's. I might pick up a 3/8 drive one. it'll give me a reason to get a new set of 3/8 impact sockets.
Snap On is still king.
#43
i have a snap on getting serviced because it **** the bed (still under warranty :)). the 3/8's minis are badass! my friend has one of them in lime green too
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#45
one of the tool guys deals in IR's too, so i'd be able to get it at a somewhat decent price.
something like this . great for tiny stuff things and that way i don't put a ton of stress on my good Snap-On.
#46
I've got a CP backup for when my Snap-On needs new hammers or something. haven't had to take it apart in a while, which is a good thing i guess.
one of the tool guys deals in IR's too, so i'd be able to get it at a somewhat decent price.
something like this . great for tiny stuff things and that way i don't put a ton of stress on my good Snap-On.
one of the tool guys deals in IR's too, so i'd be able to get it at a somewhat decent price.
something like this . great for tiny stuff things and that way i don't put a ton of stress on my good Snap-On.
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