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Coyle Tools
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Registrace 27. 12. 2018
We're the largest independent mobile tool company in the Greater Austin, Texas area. Here we post tool reviews, tool-related news and give advice to mechanics and the mechanically-inclined.
Text or call (512) 541-0998.
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Tools in the Haul, Episode 84 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
1" Ingersoll air impact; Milwaukee cooler and 15" adjustable wrench; KnKut step point drill bits; Gearwrench speedwrench!; Gearwrench tap and die set; Coast Slayer pro lights; Gearwrench SAE wrench set; Jack Link's beef jerky... and MORE!
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#ToolHaul #gearwrench #sunextools #VIMTools #OTC #milwaukeetools #CoyleTools #tools #IndependentToolTruck
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Tools in the Haul, Episode 83 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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NEW Streamlight Wedge lights in blue and purple; Body panel tools from Gearwrench; M12 ratchets and batteries from Milwaukee; Wire pliers racks from performance Tool; 48" flexible extendible pry bar from Gearwrench... and MORE! #ToolHaul #gearwrench #sunextools #VIMTools #OTC #milwaukeetools #CoyleTools #tools #IndependentToolTruck
Tools in the Haul, Episode 82 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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HUGE selection of Coast lights including the NEW Slayer Pro in fancy colors; Lisle battery cleaning tool; Gearwrench universal adapters; VIM 15" wrench extender; Grey Pneumatic socket adapters; K-Tool tire inflator; Brake thickness gauge; Lang valve lash adjustment feeler gauges; Lang 12-piece snap ring pliers set... and MORE! #ToolHaul #gearwrench #sunextools #VIMTools #OTC #milwaukeetools #Co...
Tools in the Haul, Episode 81 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Gearwrench wobble extension set; Lisle stretch belt installer; PowerProbe temperature probes; Power Probe break-out diagnostic box; VIM plastic collapsible stool; Bondhus ball-end hex keys; Sunex master bit set... and MORE! #ToolHaul #gearwrench #sunextools #VIMTools #OTC #milwaukeetools #CoyleTools #tools #IndependentToolTruck
Let's Look at my New Flyer for Q3 of 2024
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See what's good and what's not. I show you deals to jump on and some to avoid. Great offerings from Lisle, Gearwrench, Milwaukee, GripEdge, TopDon, John Dow Industries, Coast and MORE! I'll show you the bets of the 180 page flyer that is new each quarter. #flyer #flyerdrop #coyletools #independenttooltruck
The Ruger Mark III .22 LR Pistol Really Tries My Patience!
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If there's a gun that's more frustrating to work on, I'd like to know what it is. On second thought, no I wouldn't. In this video I have a Ruger Mark III with a problem I can identify immediately. Follow along as I disassemble, clean, lubricate and reassemble this classic target and plinking gun. #coyletools #ruger #rugermark3 #guncleaning #gunsmithing
Tools in the Haul After Dark, Episode 80 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Milwaukee long reach high-speed ratchets; Mastercool manifold, gauge and hose set; Astro air hammer bits; Nitrile disposable gloves... and a cool Ruger 10/22 M1 Carbine rifle. #ToolHaul #astrotools #milwaukeetool #CoyleTools #tools #IndependentToolTruck
Disassembly, Cleaning & Reassembly of a Raven P-25 Pistol
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The "Saturday Night Special." Cheap, highly concealable and reliable. This Raven P-25 .25 pistol isn't made any more and not much documentation is available, but it's not hard to take apart. Watch as I disassemble, inspect, clean, lubricate and restore this little beauty by re-assembling to good working condition. #Ravenarms #saturdaynightspecial #pistol #handgun #guncleaning #firearms #coyletools
Tools in the Haul, Episode 79 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Gearwrench strap oil filter wrench; K-Tool 10-way hammer puller set; Coast HP3R penlight; 20-piece Gearwrench master screwdriver set; Sunex 8-piece screwdriver set... and MORE! #ToolHaul #gearwrench #sunextools #VIMTools #OTC #milwaukeetools #CoyleTools #tools #IndependentToolTruck
Tools in the Haul, Episode 78 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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NEW Coast Slayer Pro lights in blue!; K-Tool magnetic tool tray set; Sunex impact adapters; Gearwrench chrome extensions and 3/8 ratchets; OTC pinch-off plier set; Astro punch and chisel set... and MORE! #ToolHaul #gearwrench #lisletools #VIMTools #OTC #milwaukeetools #CoyleTools #tools #IndependentToolTruck
Tools in the Haul After Dark, Episode 77 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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New Forge batteries from Milwaukee and a whole selection of VIM tools we haven't seen before. Some great new auto-adjusting oil filter pliers, orca universal fit pliers, 1/4" ratchet kit and a terrific TP9SF pistol from CANIK. Visit the fellas at VIM: www.youtube.com/@vimtoolsinc @vimtoolsinc #ToolHaul #vimtools #milwaukeetool #CoyleTools #tools #IndependentToolTruck
Tools in the Haul, Episode 76 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Loads of stuff! Milwaukee hammers and M18 grease guns; Gearwrench universal flex sockets; Gearwrwench ratchet kits; Gearwrench BoltBiter socket sets; Mayhew picks; Astro punches, chisels, digital tire inflator; K-Tool combination wrenches, plastic creepers and screw extractors; welding helmet from Esab... and more! #ToolHaul #gearwrench #lisletools #VIMTools #OTC #milwaukeetools #CoyleTools #to...
Tools in the Haul, Episode 75 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Thexton thread gauges, Milwaukee dead blow hammers, K-Tool Big Chill blower fans, Lisle and CTA oil filter wrenches, a great set of ladyfoot prybars, and more! #ToolHaul #gearwrench #lisletools #VIMTools #OTC #milwaukeetools #CoyleTools #tools #IndependentToolTruck
What a Doozy! Broken Matco MT2134Q 3/4" Air Impact
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This was a new one on me. See the uncommon cause of a fairly common issue with this Matco 3/4" impact. Complete step-by-step disassembly, diagnosis, repair and reassembly. Parts ordered from powertoolrepair.com/ #airtools #airtoolrepair #coyletools #independenttooltruck
Tools in the Haul, Episode 74 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Tools in the Haul, Episode 74 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
What Broke This Ingersoll-Rand 2235TiMax Impact?
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What Broke This Ingersoll-Rand 2235TiMax Impact?
Tools in the Haul After Dark, Episode 73 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Tools in the Haul After Dark, Episode 73 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
Tools in the Haul After Dark, Episode 72 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Tools in the Haul After Dark, Episode 72 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
Tools in the Haul After Dark, Episode 71 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Tools in the Haul After Dark, Episode 71 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
You Won't Believe Why This Matco 2234 3/4" Air Impact is Broken!
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You Won't Believe Why This Matco 2234 3/4" Air Impact is Broken!
THREE Matco 1/2" Impacts Combine to Make One Good One.
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THREE Matco 1/2" Impacts Combine to Make One Good One.
Tools in the Haul, Episode 70 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Tools in the Haul, Episode 70 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
Tools in the Haul, Episode 69 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Tools in the Haul, Episode 69 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
Tools in the Haul, Episode 68 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Tools in the Haul, Episode 68 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
Tools in the Haul, Episode 67 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
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Tools in the Haul, Episode 67 The Greatest Tool Haul on the Internet!
I Will Always Glove You! And YOU! And YOU!!
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I Will Always Glove You! And YOU! And YOU!!
See the Best, the Worst and Everything In Between
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See the Best, the Worst and Everything In Between
Great advice on how to not take sales personal. I think that is huge for tool guys!
It think so, too. Unfortunately, so many tools guys get their panties in a bunch about it, then they wonder why sales drop off.
As for the 1 5/16 socket from snap on, $77.75
Yow.
Hey again Lindsay, I commented earlier but something else came to mind later in the video...I'm in Canada, and I bought some of those KnCut bits from a company here. Absolutely love them! Best of the best, and there's some literature on their website about those bits that I think you'll be super interested in. Lemme know and I'll shoot you a link in the response of this comment later if you like...
Sure! Please send the link. If you can't post it in the comment, email it to me at lindsay@coyletools.com. Thanks!
Nah, No big deal here, just didn't wanna stick it in the main comments. It's just regarding one of the things you mentioned about enlarging a hole size using a bigger bit being damaging to the bit... I was looking for a drill bit that would do that, and I found those KnKut (to be determined lol). I double-checked the description, and they do definitely state that they are designed for/can be used for that purpose. If that's not the case, maybe the owner should know. If it is the case, than that's another benefit you could mention to potential buyers. I thought it really did make sense because of the stepped tip, that you could use them for that purpose but the vid made me second guess my memory. Anyhow, here's the link... read the bullet points below the main body of the description. I think it's point 3. I just thought it would be good to know for both of us whether that's the case...Lemme know! ca.jbtools.com/knkut-29kk10-29-piece-mechanics-length-step-point-drill-bit-set/?wi=off&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw2ou2BhCCARIsANAwM2FZLCTj9xD_GEGhG16Y6e7qcEcJhj-kgMB84u0-w0tOpdN6i-jkf38aAnzAEALw_wcB
@@cblack1863 Thanks for the info! Good stuff, I appreciate it!
I really like that memory feature on that Coast! But unfortunately I just Snagged an Olight Arkfeld that looks a lot like that Coast because I like that shape for the pocket. Have you/do you ever carry Olight? ...Btw, I really respect your attitude as a tool dealer. I just watched a video on 'Snap-On Tool truck etiquette' suggestions. I love his content, but It made it sound like it was job interview with a dress code, if we got along well I might get warranty, and I should maybe bring flowers to get on his good side lol. I totally get not wasting a mans time, or talking sht about brands, but it made me NOT want to go on a truck! You restore my faith in proper business practices when it come to trucks, who's catering to whom, and the fact that I don't have to join a cult, just to walk on one👍
I've known some dealers like you describe and they made me fell awkward... and I wasn't their customer! Because this industry relies on the individuals who become dealers, it comes down to personalities and philosophies. Some are better than others.
Dead on man. Your made for it, or your not👍
Speed Wrench / Brace - I worked at an Australian John Deere Construction and Forestry Equipment dealer - the owner would often see a mechanic doing up head, sump or axle housing bolts by hand or with a ratchet - he would over to you and look in your tool box - if he saw a Speed Wrench / Brace in your tool box - he would would say - why did you buy that tool for? Use it! If you did not own one - he would tell you to buy one!
They're still the best tool for some jobs!
When I made the investment into my 1" impact I was pleasantly surprised to find that Sunex had a 1" wheel service socket set for a reasonable price.
Hello again, Lindsay Thank you for another Great Video 👍 Son, that's an awful lot of information on drill bits that I never considered. Off topic, speed handles (Wrenches) are still used in Aviation. Since the event of cordless tools that maybe changing. Personally, I have a 1/4" drive and a 3/8" drive speed handles. I enjoyed watching tonight's video 😊 Again thank you.
Hello, George! I've often thought that drilling is a more complicated subject than many of us realize. I admire machinists for the depth of their knowledge about such things. Thank you for watching, as always!
You should do something special for episode 100
I know, it's right around the corner. Any suggestions?
As someone who has the KNKUT drill bits, but in the metal box, I can attest to their quality. Are they expensive, sure but they are damn sure worth it. I can also say slow is the way to go for sure. I'm a driveway "mechanic", not a professional but I love to equip myself with quality tools and KNKUT is definitely quality. And I don't mind the no warranty because of one breaks I have no problem paying for the replacement. Good stuff my man.
GREAT testimonial! I'm glad you like them so much.
I think you should do an updated Tool truck tour with all the new tools and lights you've been showing.
I would if they stayed on the truck, but they're so popular, the shelves always look bare!
I own over a dozen speed wrenches. Estate/garage sales they are almost free. $1 each. Wall hangers-for me.
Truck pricing is about convenience, just say like Grainger. I use Grainger because it’s very convenient for me. Time is money. I use Norseman Vortex bits, those things are awesome. I may give KnKut a shot. I also have that same tap & die set, I have had it since 2019. It has served me well.
I've always been a huge fan of Norseman Magnum Super Premium Mechanics Length drill bits. Hold up great if used properly and cheap to replace when individual bits eventually become dull. I have a set of KnKut left-handed drill bits for extraction purposes. Absolutely love them.
I've heard good thing about Noresman, too. I don't have access to their product line, unfortunately.
@@CoyleTools I love the fact that I can get replacement drill bits for sub $5. Pretty sure I only Paid $120 for the full 29-piece set. Only replaced 1 so far and it was totally my fault. LOL
Love your videos. This was a huge help for someone who admittedly didn't know any of this info. I really wish you were my tool truck guy. You blow my matco and snap-on dealers out the park.
I'm happy you found it useful and thank you for the nice compliment!
Lyndsay, I just heard about this video from your latest tool haul video 18/08/24. Had to check to see if I watched it first time round, I did! Still valuable info for most, thanks.
Thank you, Ian! I'm glad you found it valuable.
I still have my Proto speedwrenches 1/2 and 3/8's used to use them at new sites where electrical power was spotty and scarce at best and battery technology is nowhere what it is today. I don't use them anymore thanks to being retired and the current state of battery technology That 1 5/16 impact socket is $77.75 in the Snapon catalog. $32 and a full warranty? That's almost a felony. Crap if you are worried about it breaking sooner than a Snapon, buy two and you'll still come out ahead but I seriously doubt they are that much less than a Snapon in quality. Torque Test Channel just did a video for 1 inch guns, IR, air and battery and Milwaukee battery. Those things are scary big. That Gear Wrench Tap and die set looks nice. I don't have a need for one but if I did, that would be the one to get. The dirty little secret about Jerky and BBQ is that most of it is nasty. That's why the good ones get so popular and so big.
As always, James, you're a wealth of information. Thank you, buddy!
@@CoyleTools You are very welcome, Lindsay I'm full little tidbits of useless information.
Matco bits are covered with a warranty past 1/4 Mac are 100% lifetime
Mac warranty is on all?
@@branned yes sir
I work with someone who uses them speed wrench's everyday, picks them over air/battery power all day long
For those who like them, they're still a go-to. I'm surprised the speed wrenches and ball-end ratchets aren't more popular.
I bought mine from snap on just for the hell of it I’ve used it a handful of times I love it
I was an aircraft mechanic and we used 1/4" speed handles to take out screws. We used a ratcheting bit holder and a snap on handle was the best to use because it has a palm holder instead of a handle. We use the 1/4" because you can put a lot of pressure on it and it would flex and help with screws where the head was worn out.
Tool truck pricing reflects the service and time savings. Going or ordering, paying over time, any warranty issues, knowledge that any opinions are real and not paid reviews. Have a few streamlight but now have 1 coast due to you. It's great. The right tool for the right job used correctly makes every job easier easier. Just say8ng , as an independent you have an advantage. Astro has a new 10.5 8nch 11mm coming out for their 1/4 inch stubby sockets. Get on that. Those sets and ratchet really come in handy. Saves room in toolbox and is dual use ( sockets and wrenches ). Great video. Keep up the great series. 👍
I appreciate the insight on the Astro stuff, I'll check it out. Thank you!
The story time with Lindsay was great. I have two 1/2” impacts I want to upgrade the performance on. I have seen performance rebuild kits on eBay for $75, but I’ve been too lazy to try. We may have to try one out!
That would be fun AND informative!
I love the gearwrench tap and die set. Well worth the money in my opinion
I just treaded my snapon ratchet for the insider
I have the Gearwrench indexing pry bar that is slightly smaller, around 3 foot. One thing I don’t like about it, it deflects/bends quite a bit. It’s still a handy tool and worth the price, I just wish it could handle some the heavier duty jobs.
It is rare that i miss a Coyle Tool Haul. Sunday routine. Big news buddy! I just bought an 04 MT45 GW truck CHEAP! I have moved up out of the trailer and into a full size truck. Night and day. Appreciate all of your videos through the years on how to get started. Biggest thing i follow is i warranty even when others don't want to fool with it. Great content as always!
That's awesome, Jake, congrats on the truck!
How much is that extendable pry bar? Thanks for another great tool review, hope you get some rest.
A Sunday afternoon tradition
I grabbed my long reach snapons way more than my regular length. It just works better don't have to reach as far
48 inch pry bar.... mannnn that has ER written all over it hahaha
Safety third!
It's a beast!
Since I'm pretty easy on my tools at work and rarely break anything the majority of the time I won't buy from tool trucks. Companies like Tekton, Capri, Koken, and multiple other companies that sell direct to consumer got me covered. Typically, I don't even think about warranty when I buy tools. I will admit, I dropped major coin on my full set of Snap-on retaining ring pliers that I do break from time to time for the lifetime warranty and the convenience factor. My buddy is a Snap-On dealer.
I remember when Craftsman came out with the indexable head prybars, all they got were hatred and criticism, people refused to try them being Craftsman and now how many companies make them?
They were ahead of their time. Craftsman has innovated some very interesting tools over the years. Some never caught on, but a few sure did.
Hello again, Lindsay Thank you for another Great Video 👍 I have only one tool truck experience buying a tool. Which I needed for a Government contract job. Mac tools at the time was the only one who had a tool that worked for my needs. I always appreciated the experience. Again thank you 😊
Hello, George! Companies like Mac and Snap-On have some really good proprietary tools that nobody else can sell. It makes me jealous sometimes!
@CoyleTools Hello again, Lindsay Thank you for the quick response. The Tool I was looking to buy was a ratchet for Hy-lok Rivet. It is the rivet used in jet engine compressors. My job was to disassemble the compressor, inspect and repair blade damage. This was in the early 2000's. So it the price tag was only $25.00 dollars. Not huge price. Again thank you 👌
This week "Tools In The Haul" is 75% everything I order this week.. LOL I need you to work a little harder on getting stuff I don't have..! Great video always good..!
I was stoked to shoot my next video because I bet there's a bunch of things neither of us have had before, but ISN didn't receive my order, so I had to resubmit and now i have to wait. :( Tomorrow was going to be great for sales, but looks like next week now.
I have the gear wrench indexing pry bars. I love them. But none of them are that big. I also have the large lang brake tool. Nice and smooth compresses the piston without breaking things. With a tool truck you are paying for convenience and service. If you are replacing or buying tools you aren’t making money. Time is money. Wasting time is wasting money. Lang Lisle and Astro are awesome tool brands. Never had a bad tool from any of them.
These really are tried and true brands that once people get into them, they have quite a following. I'm glad you're getting such good use out of them, James.
@@CoyleTools Absolutely and I have for years. a local hardware store (the last of the true independents!) carries these brands so I can go in a check what I need out first. They carry lots of welding tools as well.
@@jamescaron6465 I'm glad you have a store like that available. They're the last of a dying breed, unfortunately. I wish the business landscape was friendlier to the small independent guys, but that's another topic for another time! Good on you for shopping with them.
@@CoyleTools Oh me too. They are awesome! I can even get canning lids and local honey there as well as my propane. I always go there first and the best part is. they are literally down the street from me, but I would go much farther if I had to. It's not so much good on me for patronizing their business, but good on them for being unique and extremely useful. I always feign disappointment if they don't have anything "YOu mean you are going to make me go to Home Depot? That's it! ". But they know how much I value them. and hate going to Home Depot.
And mayhew
If your unfamiliar with tool truck prices , AND the benefits offered , please keep your unfounded comments to a minimum. PS - Milwaukee power tools on Amazon are extremely difficult , if possible , to get warranted . J7st saying buyer beware there .
Good advice!
I'm an A level tech with 8 years experience and just recently found myself gravitating to the truck for certain tools that may be more expensive but are just nicer and have a hassle free warranty, which I have learned to appreciate as I've gotten older and my life has gotten a lot more busy. I push our new guys to go to the harbor freight next door for their first tools.
Excellent philosophy, Steve.
Two drication same side sir
Capri, Powerbuilt, Gearwrench, Performance Tool, even Horusdy are good budget options.
yo u still sell these things I need a big one
Kit part # plz thanks
Kinda hoped this kit had ratcheting wrenches 🔧
There are other kits available that have those wrenches. Look at 80944 and 80949.
This is my Sunday afternoon after church tradition
Thanks, Brandon!
I never dreamed those wedge style lights would be comfortable in your pocket all day but I have a couple of them because I work overnight during our October harvest run and don't ever want to be without. I routinely sit for 12 hours in a tractor or truck and can't even tell the light is in my pocket.
SK is no longer making tools in the US
You'll have to cite a reputable source for that info. SK still manufactures some of their products Williamspost, PA, according to their web site. They may also manufacture in China and Taiwan, but if you're saying the manufacture SOLELY in China, please cite your source.
@@CoyleTools They literally list China as both manufacture and country of origin on their Amazon page. Hand tools where the same design for over 40 years, and got up to Snap-on prices. Now, totally different designs and 1/5th the price, and we are supposed to believe they are still US made LOL!
@@Bob-kr6fg According their site, they still do some manufacturing in the US. I don't know why you're contending otherwise. Exactly what product lines are made in the US, I don't know.
My problem was in the throttle. After taking the snap ring out I found an orange/white rubbery o ring that was cracking and falling apart causing the sticking. Do you know where I could find this part?
I use these guys for all my parts: powertoolrepair.com/
Hello again, Lindsay Thank you for another Great Video 👍 Great advice, as always 👍
Thank you, George!
Coast makes good lights!
Another good video.. I just got all the colors in for the Coast Slayer lights this week also.. Great light anyone who buys them have nothing but great feedback on them..
They've been excellent sellers. Next week's vid has the two new Streamlight Wedges in blue and purple, which I was eager to see. They're a special order, so they won't be going on the shelves.
I have that titan blow gun. It aint bad at all. Works great for me. Plus u get the rubber tips like u said!