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Good advice here. Check out what torque levels you're gonna need because you may very quickly be into 1/2" drive range. For limited use around the house, there's really no need for the quality of Snap-on (although their stuff is superb). I've had a Craftsman DigiTork for decades and it gets...

Looks great! Thanks for the pix. Have you put it across the scales yet?

ISTR the guy who started the company -- literally in his garage I believe -- was on this forum at one time, and a number of people have reported good things about some of the tools, such as the Scepter wrench.

Yup, got the catalog. They musta rented the OJ mailing list, eh? I gotta admit the cover was the best part. Interesting that the online version of their catalog HERE has a much less Expo-y cover. Maybe we're special. I was underwhelmed with the things they're offering -- and not just based...

I've used an Eye-Fi card for years. Love 'em. Highly recommended. Don

This thread is worth a read. Horrifying in places, but ya gotta love hearing the truth. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=169005

Holy cow -- will you ever trust them on any job again? I'd find a new dealer. From my experience, the "culture" in a dealer's shop is persistent over years and years, and if they just aren't that good now it's unlikely they'll ever get there.

Different folks have different levels of fluency with forums. At least this post isn't trying to spam us into some crap from China. I'm guessing the op's user name gives a hint to their location... But I'd also agree it's an electrical problem not a lock problem.

Nice thinking. This will be fun to watch. The clearance from the front extension to the cab looks really tight. Do you think it will stay clear during off-road or unimproved road flex?

License plates look like Indonesia, where the KT prefix indicates East Kalimantan. That black truck's a long way from home! Don

Man, that looks nice! Great work. I've enjoyed watching this upgrade -- and I love those old Apache campers. Our family camped in a 1968 Apache Eagle for many years. My Dad sold it without telling me in the late 80s 'cause he knew I'd insist he keep it if he told me. I still miss it. One...

Maybe it's 'cause I'm not a Land Cruiser owner, but thiis Toyota owner doesn't make his LR fandom a secret! I do force myself to only own one British vehicle, though. If I break that rule, the next one's a 109 SII/SIIA. The best part of the story is how both Toyota and LR owners are...

So you've concluded I'm not a Rover advocate? Why? Because I don't own one? That doesn't prevent me from being a fan of the marque. Don

I'm not sure how that data could get under anyone's skin, frankly. The number of vehicles reported ranges annually from 40 to 80. The Toyota to LR ratio ranges from 40:60 to 60:40. So a swing of fewer than 5 vehicles can flip the "winner" in some years. Seems that the sample size is so small...

Welcome to ExPo, and thanks for the reports. Great photos! Looking forward to your Namibia updates -- that one's on my life list of things to see. Don

Beautiful! Good luck with the auction. I'll be following, and sorely tempted already...

It's not all that large, but when I get around to secure storage in my Tacoma, it may be with a Front Runner under seat vehicle safe.

Cool!

Have you checked on the garagejournal.com forum? A lot of serious tool collectors and fans on there. I can't remember an Estwing thread, but it's a busy forum and postings usually get dozens of responses in a day or so. That's where I'd go. Don

Those look terrific. Haven't seem them here in the midwest. And with an asterisk-means-not-being-restocked tag, it looks like as with most things Costco, get 'em while they're hot.