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My bolt broke, guess im renting that press

Thats not a bushing, thats a bearing!

Helped me a lot thx :)

Wright wrenches are cheap and made in USA. These USA made wright wrenches are cheaper than SK tools wrenches and they are made in china.

Been using the 4490 for 15 years. I install commercial fire sprinklers and use almost every day. By far my favorite. Ive used the big name companies and they dont compare.

Your the man! Just the help I needed, thanks for sharing

how come yours set look perfect, received mine new and they all have light scratches. The bigger wrenches open end have like line/scratches or pits in the open end 😒.

did you put the new bushing back in same way you took them out?

I have a press and this still looks like the way to go! Your the man

I had to add a little heat to mine but than again they were in there since 1971 . Great tip !!

Nice trick. Tks

You've saved people lots of time and effort. Thanks!

I sent back a whole set the etching was horrible 😢

They are as tuff as a tank

Have you ever had to replace the capacitor?

this is a great DIY'er tip if you don't have a bushing puller.. thanks for the tip..

You can just come out and say Snap On. Stop beating around the bush lol. Anyways, you are grossly incorrect regarding them being flashy and not about quality. I can tell you aren’t a technician with some of the comments. You need to tour a few of Snap On’s plants and your “opinion” would change. Yeah Wright makes badass industrial tools. I happen to own some. The fact is some of their stuff, namely the impacts are made beefier for industrial equipment where size is of zero consequence. Sure you can use some of those on cars but you absolutely cannot say Wright impacts are analogous to Snap On or many automotive specific brands. I recall you talking about this, however you kept on about value and quality and danced around the elephant in the room “snap on”. Apples and oranges dude. Nobody will argue the quality for money spent. Hell I own Wright Grip2.0 wrenches and they are about the best made. But certain sockets need automative broaching and super thin walls vs industrial shit you use to work on the old John Deere tractor or CAT excavator.

I like Wright wrenches but when shopping for a flex head ratchet I didn't like the Wrights. I paid 150 around the time this was made and bought a Snap On long handle flex head. Worth every penny

I like Snap On Sockets And Wright Wrenches

These are better than Snap On. I have lots of Wright tools including these wrenches

Finally have my set on the way. Waited 6 months. But from the reviews and testing video these best out good old snap on. Albeit the Snap on’s are a little longer. And the price difference will break your pocket. 😁

22mm hole saw worked for me,all 6 bushing gets everything out even that hard metal sleeve that was IMPOSSIBLE

My Dad had the same Wright round head ratchet, about a 7” handle with what looked like a piece of heater hose over the grip. Always clicked positive and never changed direction when you palmed it, it just fucking worked. We didn’t get carried away with tooth count back then and when we needed something bigger or smaller we reached for the correct drive size. I’m also a huge fan of the Snow Shoe head Proto ratchets, 24 teeth but smooth as glass and close to zero backdrag.

Screwdrivers are one of those tools in which there are literally thousands to choose from but it's weirdly not easy to find one that feels comfortable. Idk if that's just me, or what.

That is weird why doesn’t the 12 have 2.0 on it

anything on that regulator yet ?

I love my Wright 2.0's! solid wrench for the money

These wrenches are better than snap on wrenches by far! They are even at a better price too!

Beautiful chroming. It last forever

Awesome! "official" kawasaki tool is EUR350...

Is there special air fittings i need to attach my lines to the quick connect fittings? The ones im using on my other compressor wont work

Would you know where the serial number on kobalt 26 gal. quiet tech air compressor are?

Awesome!!! Yes, simular has been done, like for bushings in my car, I've done this before but... it still applies here!!! Thanks for the video!!!

First words out of your mouth with the foul language. Bye

Nice one idea! Amazing..

Hey just wanted to say i think this was a really great video and well worth it. Thank you so much.. i am in the market for purchase and was just wondering any updates? Any additional pros or cons regarding this unit? For me, I was looking at this unit, and the HF Fortress 27gal high performance, and the HF Fortress 26 ultra quiet version for comparisons. I see that the HF 27gal is in the upwards of 459.00 in my area, the HF 26gal is 299.99, and right now the Kobalt is 339.00. In addition though, the kobalt by default has a 3yr warranty where as the HF has 90 days before spending extra on extended warranty. As for my usage. Im looking to do some paint spraying HLVP for some woodworking. My husky gun advises 27gal minimum 4.5 SCFM at 90psi. Whats your opinion on compressor ? And do you have a link for that air filtration M30 ? All advise is greatly appreciated.

Where do you buy your Wright Tools?

Honestly the best tools in the market and they are hard to find. I want a torque wrench from them and a set of impacts.

Very nice! I've got to try this on my swing arm bushing that's stuck.

Nice job tks

*Construction seemed sturdier than other units I considered **MyBest.Tools** Noise level was reasonable. Good pressure and cfm capacity for a small reasonably light compressor.*

Its $379 at lowes. I bought mine for $240 from a friend who had only used it twice so its basically brand new. Still had the plastic cover it came with out of the box.

Dude $$$$ I have to try this.

Good honest review 👍🏽

what size is the socket you used to push the bushing through? I see to clear it on the left its a 7/8th

*This does exactly what I was wanting **MyBest.Tools** Price was fantastic, lower than Harbor Freight-and it included hose and attachments, and IT IS MADE IN AMERICA, unlike Harbor Freight*

Nice house bro

What is the duty cycle of this compressor? I can’t find it anywhere. How long should you wait between cycling?

I guess you could say the Wright tool is the right tool...ha ha ha . . . , now i have to do the right thing and go get me one..