L liljae8 Member : 2013 CWP Mazdaspeed3 Oct 17, 2007 #1 looking for a 1/2" drive ratchet wrench hand tool. anyone have one? let me know, thanks!
M Metallic36 Member : 2003 Mazda6 3.0L Speed Yellow Oct 17, 2007 #2 Autozone or Advance Auto or any place like that doesn't have one? liljae8 said: looking for a 1/2" drive ratchet wrench hand tool. anyone have one? let me know, thanks! Click to expand...
Autozone or Advance Auto or any place like that doesn't have one? liljae8 said: looking for a 1/2" drive ratchet wrench hand tool. anyone have one? let me know, thanks! Click to expand...
P Prodigy G15M-R guru : '02 protege LX, (3, yes 3) '99 protege ES', '90 Miata, '89 240sx Oct 22, 2007 #4 Try to find a Harbor Freight near you next time you need anything. www.harborfreight.com Cheeeeeeap stuff.
Try to find a Harbor Freight near you next time you need anything. www.harborfreight.com Cheeeeeeap stuff.
P peterbuilt Member : Mazda Protege LX 03' Oct 22, 2007 #5 Prodigy said: Try to find a Harbor Freight near you next time you need anything. www.harborfreight.com Cheeeeeeap stuff. Click to expand... Yeah that store is great, BUT those tools don't hold up like a craftsman. Me and the guys i work with call them disposable tools.
Prodigy said: Try to find a Harbor Freight near you next time you need anything. www.harborfreight.com Cheeeeeeap stuff. Click to expand... Yeah that store is great, BUT those tools don't hold up like a craftsman. Me and the guys i work with call them disposable tools.
P Prodigy G15M-R guru : '02 protege LX, (3, yes 3) '99 protege ES', '90 Miata, '89 240sx Oct 22, 2007 #6 peterbuilt said: Yeah that store is great, BUT those tools don't hold up like a craftsman. Me and the guys i work with call them disposable tools. Click to expand... Yeah, I've been working there for two years. (Thus the advertisement) They're good for their(my) price, no doubt. If anything breaks or you destroy it, you can always swap it out for a new one at the store... so the cheapness goes further.
peterbuilt said: Yeah that store is great, BUT those tools don't hold up like a craftsman. Me and the guys i work with call them disposable tools. Click to expand... Yeah, I've been working there for two years. (Thus the advertisement) They're good for their(my) price, no doubt. If anything breaks or you destroy it, you can always swap it out for a new one at the store... so the cheapness goes further.
