homebrew
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My wife is giving me 3 to 4 hundred dollars to buy tools, Just wondering what I should by??? Can I get a desent welder for 400 bucks????
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Wife is giving me money
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creeperjeep
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i think u might need a hundered more beans.
get those tools you always have to borrow
get those tools you always have to borrow
homebrew
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what about jeep up grades???
99xjache
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ratcheting end wrenches
u joint press
portable air (power tank)
extra air tools for portable air
u joint press
portable air (power tank)
extra air tools for portable air
Jump This
Just another minion!
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What do you already have?
Start with a full selections of BFHs and go from there...
Rick R:sunshine:
Start with a full selections of BFHs and go from there...
Rick R:sunshine:
homebrew
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Kinda limted on tools, I have just the norm as far as sockets and wrenches I have a 6 inch c clamp and a set of vice grips that double as BFHers lol Was thinking about getting some sliders and some assorted tools.
homebrew
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- Bremerton, WA
how about this
How about a lincoln welder from home depot?
How about a lincoln welder from home depot?
ChuckD
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Well what do you want to do with this welder? Bumpers? CA's?
If so you really need at least 220V, you can look into a Ready Welder, then just add more batteries to do the thick stuff.
If so you really need at least 220V, you can look into a Ready Welder, then just add more batteries to do the thick stuff.
homebrew
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Id like to install a cage either exo or interior and maybe bumpers
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- Westminster, SoCal
rpraterxj
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Kejtar said:
That's a priceless tool!
I would say to wait for the welder and expand your tool collection. I would make sure you have the right tools to work on the Jeep. I have an OK selection of tools, but I am lacking many Jeep neccessities.
Here are a couple of my recommendations:
ratcheting wrenches
nice selection of hammers (at least 3, one of them being at least a 3lb sledge)
Selection of vice grips
Torx sockets for those few torx bolts on Jeeps
Nice torque wrench
If you wheel it, make sure you have a nice trail kit. Spares come in time, but having the tools to install a broken item is key.
There are lots of choice and opinions, and that $400 will not last long.
Good luck!
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