Ratchet Set

[minicarph]

hinde naman. I love my Explorer. I have cleaned its engine twice already. pero parang di ako satisfied sa surface cleaning lang, parang gusto ko tanggalin yun mga manifold, throttle body and others up to the turnilyo. tapos mga turnilyo sawsaw ko sa rust cleaner, para hindi mukang kalawang

I like cleaning kasi eh, it's therapeutic for me. but not cleaning the house, sa maid na lang yun. na-challenge ako i-clean ang buong engine up to dun sa mga singet singet kaya gusto ko dismantle. yun lang mukhang kelangan ko i-train sarile ko sa mga ratchet, socket and torx na mga ganito. anyways, no hurries naman coz I have all the time in the world, like 2 hours every sunday morning. hobby lang.

and also sipag mga Amerikano making youtube videos of fixing their american cars that's why I chose my explorer. videos like these will be my reference point though I'm not really satisfied in watching it, I wanna do the actual

[minicarph]

Most branded tools like snap-on, husky, etc., meron or marami nyan sa binondo hardwares.

I use Hazet, and Gedore for torx and allen key sets. And I have Craftsman metric and English open and box wrenches.

Pliers and grips are Stanley
Screwdrivers are also Stanley
Dremel for my small power tools
Britool for my heavy duty sockets (colored black)
Heyco for my torque wrench

And a whole lot more.

Nga pala, advise ko sayo OB, buy an air compressor, para you can use pneumatic tools.

ok thanks wala ako naintindihan pa sa mga enumerate mo. pero iisa-isahin ko lahat yan sa google. tenk u so much lab u.

[nelany]

a very lucky Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer V6, magiging guinea pig ni OB

It will become Eddie Baboy pag katapos niyang baklasin.

I have an open wrench, back wrench and socket wrench na made in Germany. These tools will outlast me.

[minicarph]

at that price of tools, i suspect all you will ever do, is to replace the tail light bulbs.
heh heh.

the multi-thousand, made-in-USA sets, are for serious work, and will probably outlast your explorer.
it separates the serious car DIYers, from the boys playing with their toys.
i mean, these are precision items, built using extremely hard metal alloys.

i don't know about you, but there is satisfaction in fondling good tools. they actually fondle better than cheap made-in-china tools.

oo nga china tools parang sayang lang. parang na-fascinate ako magkarun ng ganito ka-durable tools and storage yun di tulak para ka nag-distribute ng dimsun sa chinese resto pero sa garahe lang. tapos piktyuran ko sarile ko sa facebook then post with my newly sparkling shiny clean car engine. I mean diba, mas madami ako makukuha likes sa friends, I mean seriously how many of your FB friends can do this d'ba

http://espimages.biz/2386/I/324/49/b...N_OPENDRAW.jpg

[dr. d]

oo nga china tools parang sayang lang. parang na-fascinate ako magkarun ng ganito ka-durable tools and storage yun di tulak para ka nag-distribute ng dimsun sa chinese resto pero sa garahe lang. tapos piktyuran ko sarile ko sa facebook then post with my newly sparkling shiny clean car engine. I mean diba, mas madami ako makukuha likes sa friends, I mean seriously how many of your FB friends can do this d'ba

http://espimages.biz/2386/I/324/49/b...N_OPENDRAW.jpg

errr... do what, po?
serious grease monkey in the engine bay and under the chassis stuff, or pose-ing pose-ing for the facebook?