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ZOSO
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 Re: Ordered a new tool today Nice. Dad and I were just looking at those last night. Coercion has one with a head that is pretty small. Will fit through a sparkplug hole.
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Dukietown
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Re: Ordered a new tool today
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| Thu Oct 20, 2011 1:07 pm |
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Shawns Fords
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Re: Ordered a new tool today Those are nice, I used a snap on one when in steamboat for inspecting a few cylinder bores and heads. I actually like the way that rigid handle is setup vs the snap on monitor.
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777mechanic
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Re: Ordered a new tool today we have Milwaukee's at work , they awesome for looking inside ducting and cargo pit walls . they also have extensions so you can look father into ducting , i think it adds another 18"
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