Crank Pulley

[evil_demon_01]

Tool shops sell them.

[wildBill83]

Well where did you think I was looking? The grocery store? In the good old USofA it is rough to find some metric tools especially with a 3/4" impact reciever. I'm going to scour Sears and Harbor Freight again later today.

[oyajicool]

Check out what he says under his name.


Check out this web site if you cannot get lucky with Sears or Harbor Freight.
http://www.tooltopia.com/search.aspx...&category=3857

[curtie94]

never mind guys i got sick of dumping money in this car so I put it back together and junked it. The body was all rusted and the engine had low oil pressure so I was done with it.

Thanks for all your help.

[wildBill83]

Another one bites the dust....

[RyanD]

well that sucks. but at least you tried

[evil_demon_01]

Well where did you think I was looking? The grocery store? In the good old USofA it is rough to find some metric tools especially with a 3/4" impact reciever. I'm going to scour Sears and Harbor Freight again later today.

Actually since you didn't stipulate which shop/s you had actually tried, I figured you were looking somewhere like Wallmart.



Any quality Tool shop will be able to get a 19mm 3/4 socket.
They may have to get it in, but that doesn't mean they don't have it.

[wildBill83]

LOL @ walmart tools, I like my tools to last longer than one use. I didn't even know Walmart had impact tools. Do they have Walmarts in New Zealand?

I generally am (like most Americans) all about instant gratification. If I need to order it, I don't get it there I go somewhere else and look. I'm just impatient. My cheap tools come from Harbor Freight or the pawn shop generally.

[evil_demon_01]

I generally am (like most Americans) all about instant gratification. If I need to order it, I don't get it there I go somewhere else and look. I'm just impatient. My cheap tools come from Harbor Freight or the pawn shop generally.

No we don't have Walmarts here.
And If we did I sure wouldn't get tools from there.


And that was my original point which still stands - Tool shops sell them

[Granite CB7]

Also, to broaden the horizon, 19mm is equal to 3/4", so you could also hunt down a 3/4" drive 3/4" socket. If you have time, there's always good deals on eBay for individual sockets, that's what I did for afew 3/4" and 1" drive tools/sockets.