Garage Shop: Tools

I got this one. The reason why is because of height. That HD one will not have the height if you lift your truck as well. Also i like the grease fittings it as has and how heavy duty it is. Just like me in the bed room, on takes 2 pumps to get it up...wai what?

Lol Floor stands i got Big Red, 6ton cause again due to height

 

I love the daytona ones. I have the low pro long reach one and it lifts incredibly high. I still could have raised it a couple of inches higher.

 

I like “US Jacks” Jack stands. Made in the States and sturdy as. Usually best price on their web store.

https://www.usjack.com/products?_vs...uGB9JZjplB9_ZdWyQon6yUr3LGPin-C4aAt7vEALw_wcB

 

I see that the Daytona’s are made in the same factory as the snapons. I am lifted, so good considerations and info guys.

Thanks!

 

3 ton will work, but given the height you need to set them at for raising a Tacoma, 6 ton is typically taller, and wider more stable base.

 

NTD

 

I bought a similar Tekton torque wrench last year -- I was stunned at how nice it was for the price.

 

I have the big boii also. This is the 3/8's for smaller spaces.

 

what’s the 2nd tool pictured?

 

Heavy duty spring compressor kit

 

Coil Spring Compressor

 

It was in fact too big for the rear pads on an 05 4runner rip lol. I had to use a c clamp

 

This broke my brain. Saw it on another forum, apparently called a fractal vise for irregular shaped things.

 

^^^^^^^ Hand Tool Rescue is one of my top 10 you tube channels. Always a great video of an obscure tool restoration.

 

Dang, fail! I’ve had the same c clamp that I use for brakes forever and it’s never let me down.

 

dude I was so bummed! I was hoping to get fancy with that tool since everyone was raving about it lol. I'll have to try it on the fronts before giving up on it, because I imagine its easier to plow the 4 pistons up front back in with the tool, than a c clamp

When I pulled them off, they we're Toyota pads. Last time it was at Toyota for maintenance was 108k with a previous owner, so now with 230k, these babies lasted 120k which seems like a pretty long life for rear pads



I feel like I'm cheating on t4r by posting here, but TW is unblocked at work lol