Favorite tool you own?

[rob67]

My favorite would have to be my 3/8" palm ratchet. I can't count how many times it has saved me from thousands of 1/8 turns with an open end wrench. Second would have to be my 2100 psi pressure washer. I got that for free after I helped a guy work on his tractor. He said it stopped working and he just went and bought another one. I had it for an hour before I figured out that the wand was packed with sand (don't know how, I just know I use it every week on the car after I forget to move it before I cut thew grass).

[magicoolbus]

The one tool I use all the time seems to be single edge razor blades. Just used one a few minutes ago to scrape some 'trash' from a painted panel. But my favorite tool in the shop has to be my "ideal slider coke machine," filled with a variety of soft and adult beverages!

[vectorit]

As silly as it sounds, my 3' pry bar...

Works great to scoot heavy parts over enough to bolt up.

[Earley]

6 inch ruler.

[Rollie396]

My mig and tig machines

[PapaBo]

my torch, without it my restoration would be a disaster

[78 Big10 454]

Duct tape and WD-40. I don't leave home without them....

[irishman999]

I cant believe no one said leatherman yet. I keep one in my pocket, saved my ass plenty of times. Especially being a commercial dump truck driver, things shake loose, sometimes you need a knife or screwdriver.

[Squareforceone]

Originally Posted by irishman999

I cant believe no one said leatherman yet. I keep one in my pocket, saved my ass plenty of times. Especially being a commercial dump truck driver, things shake loose, sometimes you need a knife or screwdriver.

x2... hundred

[streetstar]

Snap-On duck bill pliers, most versatile pliers out there (Craftsman are an acceptable substitute)

Then i would say Gear Wrenches -- love 'em for most things that need a wrench

[joe1982]

By far, my most favorite tool(s) is my open ended ratchet and socket set! they are just so awesome. also my custom creeper, witch also doubles as a beer run tool

[Chlsnk]

My air cutoff wheel and my set of deep well impact sockets they are worth there weight in gold in my opinion.

[92470]

Snap On standard nut driver set, 1" breaker bar, and most of all a really bright and rugged trouble light!

[OleBlue79]

Someone already said their cardboard creeper. I own several styles. I like my Harbor Frieght A/C vacumn pump and gauge set I scored for like $130.00.

[Chionos GMs]

Hell yeah! My favorite cardboard creeper is the refrigerator box real good cushion on all our rough ground!

[Alias137]

Just picked up a craftsman 1/2" cordless impact. Right now, that's my favorite.

[OleBlue79]

Refrigerator boxes rule.

[dropd80s]

Originally Posted by Chionos GMs

Hell yeah! My favorite cardboard creeper is the refrigerator box real good cushion on all our rough ground!

A creeper will be my next purchase. With the wide selection of tools i have aquired I can't belive I dont have one.

[OleBlue79]

I need a creeper with inflatable tires! Can't afford a slab!.

[Hottrucks]

I can't believe no one has said there floor jack probably the most used with a lowered truck...next woud be my mig welder or compressor

[D.FENS]

A 60's vintage Rockwell drill press rescued from a local trade school.

Don't use it very much but I was really stoked to save an old American made machine from the scrapyard and bring it back to life.

[Chionos GMs]

Originally Posted by Hottrucks

I can't believe no one has said there floor jack probably the most used with a lowered truck...next woud be my mig welder or compressor

Out here we dig a hole in the ground and put the truck over it and bam instant mechanic pit!! . Thats how we change the oil

[Innovation By Design]

my tubing bender Tig and Plasma!!!!

[joe231]

Cardboard creeper
I don't go to pull-a-part with out it

[Chionos GMs]

Originally Posted by joe231

Cardboard creeper
I don't go to pull-a-part with out it

Never thought of taking mine in to the wreckin yard good idea. Also I used to use an old yoga mat that I got from my ex better than cardboard