Starting a garage in Uganda - help

whatroad

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Mar 8, 2007
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This tool might seem so insignificant, however do not underestimated a quality bench vise. Not some cheap knock off, but a good one. Not a Sears brand. Look at Wilton, but the one made in the states.
 

crown14

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May 11, 2006
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You'll definitely want two of every socket, and you will want your wrenches in several different styles. Also allen sockets in metric and standard, in different lengths, and of course torx. Dont forget the inverted torx. Double down on everything under T40.

You will want a cooling system pressure test master kit, a fuel pressure kit, a compression tester that will work in petrol and diesel engines. A nice jump box is a must, JNC660 is the industry standard. Don't forget the Power Probe II with the accessory kit.
 

varova87

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Mar 21, 2006
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Texas
You'll definitely want two of every socket, and you will want your wrenches in several different styles. Also allen sockets in metric and standard, in different lengths, and of course torx. Dont forget the inverted torx. Double down on everything under T40.

You will want a cooling system pressure test master kit, a fuel pressure kit, a compression tester that will work in petrol and diesel engines. A nice jump box is a must, JNC660 is the industry standard. Don't forget the Power Probe II with the accessory kit.

Been looking for a compression tester kit that will work with diesels - I've been told it needs to read up to 800psi to make sure it'll cover all engines. I've never heard of one going over 600, but I'm not experienced.

Didn't know about the Power Probe, just ordered a II. Need to order an AC gauge kit, and I've been kicking around the Antigravity jump box from Expedition Exchange for village "dead battery" calls that I always seem to get.