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Leverage, personality never got any case where the impact or my 36" breaker bar did not work, in normal usage.What for?
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Leverage, personality never got any case where the impact or my 36" breaker bar did not work, in normal usage.What for?
That set is far more comprehensive than what the local auto parts store kits include.Harbor Freight has a nice ICON set. It is basically a copy of the Snap On set.
https://www.harborfreight.com/profe...universal-joint-press-set-20-piece-57996.html
Was that this kit or the cheaper version they sell from Maddox?These have blown up on people and some went to the hospital. I bought set when they first came out and after my return window is when injuries started reporting in. Hopefully there will be a recall.
Icon version. Here's a few threads about it:Was that this kit or the cheaper version they sell from Maddox?
https://www.harborfreight.com/ball-joint-service-kit-for-2wd-and-4wd-vehicles-63610.html
did you found that the 7894 was still missing a little angle to properly match the upper C angle ?I bought the OTC 7249 starter kit (no adapters) then bought the jeep adapter kit 7894. This tool seems to have gone way up since I bought it about 4 years ago. But, it's US made and did what I needed at the time. You can buy some good Chinese stuff to do the same thing for a fraction of the price today. Or, just go down to the local Autozone and borrow their stuff. Seems like I did that and it didn't have the correct adapters.
I really can't recall. It's been 4 years now. But there is an angled anvil in there.did you found that the 7894 was still missing a little angle to properly match the upper C angle ?
As I mentioned used it on a JK and it was missing a little of angle so reverted back to the original kit cup and some washer as shim. So was wondering if it was a user error or a part errorI really can't recall. It's been 4 years now. But there is an angled anvil in there.

There is one in the kit. But im not above modifying a tool. The end goal is not the tool, but the repair. When I was a young machinist, i was asked to figure out how to remachine a small flange welded on a 50 foot long 36 inch pipe. I took the head and ram off a Bridgeport mill and mounted it to the pipe.As I mentioned used it on a JK and it was missing a little of angle so reverted back to the original kit cup and some washer as shim. So was wondering if it was a user error or a part error![]()
So, I searched back through our amazon purchases. I was mistaken with the jeep adapter. It turns out I found a no-name chi-com cup set. Back then, I don't think there were many choices for that angled jeep/ram cup. Now there are a lot of brands.As I mentioned used it on a JK and it was missing a little of angle so reverted back to the original kit cup and some washer as shim. So was wondering if it was a user error or a part error![]()
I only use Harbor Freights Snap-Off line of professional toolsOuch! That's gonna leave a mark.
Makes you think about your product choices.