asoduk

A few of us in my area have these lifts from Complete Hydraulic: http://www.completehydraulic.com/lif...l09000oha.html
The one we have has been in for 5 years with almost no issues.

ritzblitz

I have a 9lb hammer with a short handle. Works well to get certain stuff off.

Craftsman jack handle = perfect extension to craftsman 1/2" ratchet. Comes in handy when you need longer than a breaker bar.

Grandpa#3

While trying to remove the rear axle nut with a 1/2" breaker bar my 6'3" 220lb son-in-law snapped the 1/2" end off a Sears Tool. Needless to say he was one mad guy. I went to the store and bought a 3/4" breaker bar and a set of impact sockets. Put on the socket to new breaker bar and used the floor jack to break the nut loose. I went into the house and told him the nut was loose and did not understand why he had such a hard time with a little nut. I waited a few days to tell him I had used the floor jack. I have the Arnnworx Bearing Tool to remove and replace the rear wheel bearing. Sure makes life more simple with the right tools.

Cheers,
Larry

odurandina

wasn't there some blockbuster sale on craftsman tools going on recently ?

Dougs951

+1 Rotary Assymetric here. But make sure your floor/slab is up to spec.

Voith

10,13,17,19mm sockets will cover 90% on any german car.