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#156297 09/07/2002 8:09 AM
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here is a set of rear axle bearing pullers.These are the cats meow cool
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/shopcart/DWKS/POR_DWKS_toolsI_pg13.htm


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#156298 09/07/2002 7:49 PM
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i've used otc tools, and have a couple at home. the stuff is bulletproof. heavy duty tools made to last 3 lifetimes. perfect for commercial use, or home. cool

#156299 09/09/2002 1:28 AM
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Dunno about The Motors, but all of our special service tools in "The Land of F" come from OTC-you bet your behind they're bulletproof!

Wannabe smile


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#156300 09/09/2002 2:31 AM
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Yes, they need to be tough to CONSTANTLY work on Fouds grin :p
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I have used OTC tools in both Automotive shops and truck shops


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#156301 09/10/2002 1:21 AM
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A lot of the service tools for John Deere equipment comes from OTC.

I have a set of OTC torx bits and have broken only one--just need to find an OTC dealer to get another one.


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