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Dave......does your stores sell anything like this>>>http://shop.manufactured-rock.com/MS..._p/reveal1.htm
or this>>> www.nichiha.com/prod_stone_kurastone.htm
or this>>> www.nichiha.com/prod_stone_kurastone.htm
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Found out yesterday, my wife has early stages of Parkinsons. Not a total surprise as her mother had it, but still pretty sobering. Waiting on an appointment with a neurologists to see about how to medicate.
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I saw your post and started to post on my phone but it lagged out.
If you're buying tools specifically for this job, and not trying to build a decent set, just run into sears grab a 7mm swivel socket, and a 3" long 1/4" drive extension. I assume you already have a 1/4" ratchet.
You can buy a whole set of swivels for fairly cheap, but for this job you only need the 7mm. But they can be quite handy so its not bad to pick up the whole set. You can use the 8mm on the hose clamps on your air filter housing/tube clamps.
Craftsman makes a pretty decent tool. Plenty good for the occasional DIY job, but can break pretty easy if you're abusing them. But they do have a really good policy for warranty, and will pretty much take back any and everything as long as its not torched or cut in half.
If you're buying tools specifically for this job, and not trying to build a decent set, just run into sears grab a 7mm swivel socket, and a 3" long 1/4" drive extension. I assume you already have a 1/4" ratchet.
You can buy a whole set of swivels for fairly cheap, but for this job you only need the 7mm. But they can be quite handy so its not bad to pick up the whole set. You can use the 8mm on the hose clamps on your air filter housing/tube clamps.
Craftsman makes a pretty decent tool. Plenty good for the occasional DIY job, but can break pretty easy if you're abusing them. But they do have a really good policy for warranty, and will pretty much take back any and everything as long as its not torched or cut in half.
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Stolen from my friend's FB page from Austin. This is our newest special edition, its the 2012 Range Rover Autobiography Ultimate edition. The 45,000 Ult package is on top of the 31,000 AutoBio package. Once we get one on our lot ill snag some pics.
Sticker price is 170,000.00
Sticker price is 170,000.00
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Stolen from my friend's FB page from Austin. This is our newest special edition, its the 2012 Range Rover Autobiography Ultimate edition. The 45,000 Ult package is on top of the 31,000 AutoBio package. Once we get one on our lot ill snag some pics.
Sticker price is 170,000.00
Sticker price is 170,000.00
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I saw your post and started to post on my phone but it lagged out.
If you're buying tools specifically for this job, and not trying to build a decent set, just run into sears grab a 7mm swivel socket, and a 3" long 1/4" drive extension. I assume you already have a 1/4" ratchet.
You can buy a whole set of swivels for fairly cheap, but for this job you only need the 7mm. But they can be quite handy so its not bad to pick up the whole set. You can use the 8mm on the hose clamps on your air filter housing/tube clamps.
Craftsman makes a pretty decent tool. Plenty good for the occasional DIY job, but can break pretty easy if you're abusing them. But they do have a really good policy for warranty, and will pretty much take back any and everything as long as its not torched or cut in half.
If you're buying tools specifically for this job, and not trying to build a decent set, just run into sears grab a 7mm swivel socket, and a 3" long 1/4" drive extension. I assume you already have a 1/4" ratchet.
You can buy a whole set of swivels for fairly cheap, but for this job you only need the 7mm. But they can be quite handy so its not bad to pick up the whole set. You can use the 8mm on the hose clamps on your air filter housing/tube clamps.
Craftsman makes a pretty decent tool. Plenty good for the occasional DIY job, but can break pretty easy if you're abusing them. But they do have a really good policy for warranty, and will pretty much take back any and everything as long as its not torched or cut in half.
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Sorry to hear that Jim. I know it's not curable, but how treatable is it ?
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