Tool loaner thread… not for mooches.
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it was @geo5 that needed to borrow one
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Y’all are awesome, reaching out
Well this thread is delightfully effective. Well done gang!
Need strut compression tool if anyone has that kit?
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I've got a cherry picker, engine stand, jacks, and a fairly extensive assortment of mechanic tools to complete most basic repairs, maintenance, and modifications. Depending on my schedule I may have heated shop space available.
Anyone have a transmission jack I could borrow? In the past I've used a regular jack but have always had extra hands to help stabilize the transmission. Having dropped a transmission off a jack I am not keen to repeat the experience.
I am usually the guy that needs stuff from other people. But I do have a Toyota rear hub tool for the 80 and the 54(?)mm socket for the front hub. There are other ways to do the job without these, but it is nice to have proper fitting tools. In Helena if I can help anyone.
Anyone have a smoke machine?
Oddly enough, I have access to one. If we're talking the same thing.
Anyone have a 1500lb or 2000lb engine stand? (Minimum would be 1250lb) Mine is a little light duty for what I need. I would need it this coming weekend (Feb 16) and will probably need it for a week, two tops. I'm pulling a 7.3 and mines only rated for 750lbs and I'm not much of a gambling man. Any help is appreciated!
I have a front axle bearing alignment tool.
Anybody have access to a transmission jack?
I might depending on how soon you need it. It’s for light duty trannys
It's for a ZF6 out of a Ford with the Tcase. Probably around 400lbs without looking up specifics. Might try an approach tomorrow that does not require it. I appreciate the offer amd will update if I need it for certain.
This is my second one. Broke the first one removing a GM 4L30-E from an Isuzu Trooper.
Does anyone have an open terminal crimper? I have Deutsch connectors, pins, and the crimper I ordered from Amazon.... well.... its going back. The other one I ordered won't get here till Wednesday. I'm a kid and want to make a wire harness for my new to me foglights.... So, I can't wait till Wednesday is what I am saying.....
Or does anyone have recommendations where I can buy local? I won't be using this thing enough to justify spending snap-on prices.
Or does anyone have recommendations where I can buy local? I won't be using this thing enough to justify spending snap-on prices.
I've got something like this as well as another style that goes much larger gauge. I lent them to a buddy last weekend but can probably get them back easy enough. I'm located in downtown Bozeman. I'm not available until tomorrow evening so if someone else offers up prior to that, go for it, otherwise I'm happy to lend.
I've got access to Deutsch crimper but in Helena
not sure what you mean by open ended
@samh You guys are all awesome! Thanks! I found one and thanks a ton for even offering to help!
The rest of you are dead to me.
Oh wait, that might be going against the spirit of the thread. Seriously, this is a great club and someone texted me with what I need. Your efforts are appreciated and I hope to contribute when I can as well! Carry on! When I get the foglights mounted should post an update pic of the "Tough Runner." The new bumper makes it look like a worthy survivor in Rick Grimes' world.... why didn't they ever use yotas in that show..... Although... Darrel's motorcycle was the bomb.... I wanted that thing.... Anyway, I'll get back to my tasks now.
Thanks again all for your consideration!
