Ratchet Wrenches
#1
09-25-2009, 09:40 AM
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Southeast PA
Posts: 25,136
Ratchet Wrenches
Anyone who has ever worked on these engines knows that this is a must have.
Sears is having a pretty good sale on some and I totally recommend getting them!
Cheap Ratchet Wrenches
A lot of our bolts (especially by the tensioner and the back of the engine) are crazy to get to with a socket having a set of these made my life easier when I took the top half of my engine apart. Just passing this on...
/end random advertising thread :P
Seriously though, It's a great deal and if anyone was thinking about picking up some tools for their Monte I recommend these.
Sears is having a pretty good sale on some and I totally recommend getting them!
Cheap Ratchet Wrenches
A lot of our bolts (especially by the tensioner and the back of the engine) are crazy to get to with a socket having a set of these made my life easier when I took the top half of my engine apart. Just passing this on...
/end random advertising thread :P
Seriously though, It's a great deal and if anyone was thinking about picking up some tools for their Monte I recommend these.
#4
09-25-2009, 06:23 PM
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Bushkill, PA
Posts: 3,279
i got my dad a set of each of those about 2 years ago, and he loves them. he repairs mostly heavy equipment for a living, and many of the things he has to wrench on make the engine bay on our montes look like a hotel room.... the dozers & loaders are ok, but the freekin dich- witch...
http://www.hydrawheel.com/Ditch%20Witch%20RT-90.JPG
http://www.constructionequipmentguid...DW-HT300_2.jpg
yha, now THERES a saw, lol.
http://www.hydrawheel.com/Ditch%20Witch%20RT-90.JPG
http://www.constructionequipmentguid...DW-HT300_2.jpg
yha, now THERES a saw, lol.
#6
09-25-2009, 08:12 PM
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Wauconda, IL
Posts: 13,335
Pizza is what I had for dinner! I keep a ratchet set in my Silver Monte that I bought at Home Depot for about $30. (I don't have a cool tool box or roll cabinet).
#7
09-25-2009, 09:03 PM
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Bushkill, PA
Posts: 3,279
jj, from what my dad says this is the most fun to work on, lol
http://www.hdd-etti.com/images/2005_...36_inches_.jpg
they have 2 or 3 of the one that looks like the super - omega - turbo pizza wheel at his work, ( the wheel is about 6 feet tall, btw
) along with a bunch of the ones that look like a giant chain saw... the one i posted above they only have 2 of, it is still kinda flawed due to it being a very unique product for a unique need, but it is cool... when its used, it is sat in a hole, and it drills those rods horazontally through the dirt, kinda like a oil rig that fell over.... anyways, they use it to lay gas piplines under large obsticles, mostly rivers.... yha, that sucker can tunnel right under the delaware if needed
http://www.hdd-etti.com/images/2005_...36_inches_.jpg
they have 2 or 3 of the one that looks like the super - omega - turbo pizza wheel at his work, ( the wheel is about 6 feet tall, btw
) along with a bunch of the ones that look like a giant chain saw... the one i posted above they only have 2 of, it is still kinda flawed due to it being a very unique product for a unique need, but it is cool... when its used, it is sat in a hole, and it drills those rods horazontally through the dirt, kinda like a oil rig that fell over.... anyways, they use it to lay gas piplines under large obsticles, mostly rivers.... yha, that sucker can tunnel right under the delaware if needed
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