[lopeha]

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Picked these up yesterday on a trip to Harbor Freight & wonder why I waited so long. Will be a great help when doing the hoses on those hard top reach ones on the Wing.
http://www.harborfreight.com/3-piece-long-reach-hose-grip-pliers-37909.html

Actually went on a bit of a shopping spree & came home with all this for just under $75.

http://www.harborfreight.com/2-piec...-angle-long-reach-needle-plier-set-33202.html

http://www.harborfreight.com/2-piece-11-inch-straight-90-angle-long-reach-pliers-33203.html

http://www.harborfreight.com/2-piece-brush-set-42595.html

http://www.harborfreight.com/5-piece-12-inch-file-set-7520.html

http://www.harborfreight.com/pneumatic-adjustable-roller-seat-46319.html

Guess I'll count it as my Christmas gift to me!

 

[jobe05]

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HF has had a lot of good sales this year, we have have gotten a lot of things from there and still have more to get.......... the Fun just never ends....... as long as theres a sale........

:shock::shock:

Did I just say that out loud ....

 

[DigbyODell]

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Nice selection andyman!!

Word of advice on that stool.. remove the nuts on the wheels and put some loctite on them.. They like to come lose :shock:

 

[lopeha]

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That's in the plans Digger, Thnx.

 

[peterbilt]

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i bought my dad most of the stuff you bought a few years back he still uses them good enuf for a part timer so as long as they do the job its good enuf

 

[KC9KAS]

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I was just rolling around on my HF rolling seat putting the wiring harness on the 2 wings for the battery tenders.

 

[exavid]

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I've gotten a lot of use out of a set of those hose pliers from HF. I bought a set about five years ago and they've come in handy for working with hose but almost as much for shifting wiring harnesses and cables around without damaging them like a regular plier would. If you have to reach into the innards of something to adjust the position of a wire or harness these things are the trick. Good for guiding and routing throttle and clutch cables too.

 

[DaveO430]

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That was all money well spent. Now if you would just buy a decent ball peen hammer!:smiler:

 

[lopeha]

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OK, next on the list. Any recommendations?

 

[DaveO430]

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20 oz. , good name brand forged hammer.

 

[peterbilt]

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i'll sell you all my tools for about 60,000 dollars ive always wanted a house lol

 

[lopeha]

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Thanks for the offer Peterbilt but I think I'll pass. About all I could afford is $0.60.

 

[britman]

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I got a set of them a while back would never thought id use them so much . And now a HF is going to open five minutes down the road and not a 60 mile round trip i will have more money for tools that i save on gas money

 

[GLester]

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DaveO430 wrote:

20 oz. , good name brand forged hammer.

I try to stay away from forgeries, I only use authentic hammers.:cheeky1::cheeky1:

Gene:action:

 

[fysty-1]

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You guys are lucky to have HF. They won't ship to Canada. We do have a company here that is similar called Princess Auto but the prices are not as good and those little 4x4 trailer frames are now a thing of the past here in Canada. Nobody sells them here anymore. There is a motorcycle shelter that I want & hope to have save by next fall that is in Indiana but I will have to find someone around here with a us address that goes down there every once in awhile that will pick it up for me. Or some member that drives truck up here to the west coast of Canada that wouldn't mind picking up a 50# parcel that looks like a tent bag.:cheesygrin::cheesygrin::cheesygrin:raying:

 

[RA72]

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The right tool for the job can be priceless when needed, good buy!!! :thumbsup: