i traded my truck in for this

[stegomon]

i traded this 1987 Toyota pick up that was sitting in the woods for about 10 years.

in for this

craftsman inpacks. 600 ft-lbs @ 90 psi in reverse and 450 ft.-lbs in forward speed. i should be able to get those damn lug nuts and other bolts off now. i have been useing those crappy wal-mart $20 wrenches for a few years now.

clicky here to watch the video of death

 

[exbass94]

Cool, let me know how you like it. An impact gun is on my X-mas list. What's the model #?

 

[Mark_88]

Wow, good trade...did they say what they were going to do with the truck?

I think at $180+ a ton they might come out ahead on the deal...

 

[Boggin]

sick. i gave the scrap yard here (2) bronco2s, a 2.9, a ranger longbed, and a bunch of other scrap and i never got a cent for it

 

[mp3deviant721]

Wow. That 'Yota has seen better days. How much did you get for it?

 

[stegomon]

got $188.10 for this one

 

[bahndrvr]

Not bad, those IFS parts could have gotten you a pretty penny before you parted it, I would have been interested in som, not to mention that's the good steering setup you let go for our Rangers for a SAS...

Other than that, good deal.

 

[Rebel_Grizzly]

Boggin i would of bought those rigs off you..lol and that yota couldve been good for parts man...

 

[kevinsranger]

i traded this 1987 Toyota pick up that was sitting in the woods for about 10 years.

in for this

craftsman inpacks. 600 ft-lbs @ 90 psi in reverse and 450 ft.-lbs in forward speed. i should be able to get those damn lug nuts and other bolts off now. i have been useing those crappy wal-mart $20 wrenches for a few years now.

thats the same as the ingersoll rand 2161ti, its a very very good gun! i have had the i/r version for a few years now

 

[Dangeranger3]

Good trade!

 

[99rangerstd3.0]

the deal breaker: did you get STD and Metric impact sockets with the gun???

 

[farmer]

thats the same as the ingersoll rand 2161ti, its a very very good gun! i have had the i/r version for a few years now

agreed. we've had ours for quite a while, and it's proven to be a tough tool. Farm tested