just sold my first “flip” a few months ago. bought on 07 Honda Odyssey (i’m a Honda tech) with a broken timing belt & bent valves for $1000. i then put $1500 into it, obviously valves and some other common issues were fixed. sold it for $6000 and somebody got a solid used car 👌🏼
i hear these odyssey's can get drivers some speeding tickets fast... i never once thought this till i saw 3 in a week from differant church member's not realizing they were going that fast when caught........... the ticket costs alone were way high in price not alone the court cost's & the rest that follows..........yikes / lol
hello, I wonder if i should buy a snap-on Verus Pro if i get it cheap like 1200$ maybe less.. im a intermediate scope user and diy'er thats wants to evolve.. and i dont own a good scantool or scope just a small basic unit... i want to do all makes and models including vag.. benz.. and bmw... will it be any additional costs and fees using the Verus pro? THANKS ALOT!!!! CHEERZ FROM NORWAY!
Spot on with flipping cars or whatever you want to flip. What I have found is that if you buy something that needs to be fixed, you are basically just buying yourself a repair job. You can make your money back for the repairs you did, but you can't really clear any extra profit. Also, many fixer cars are older and harder to sell (at least here with our rust). So, you have to find newer vehicles that harder to find and require much more money to be tied up during the flip. You'd be better off to just find someone to pay you for making that same repair instead of dealing with the hassle of buying and selling. I know guys like JC Smith Projects are making it work, but I never have.
You're here huh. I guess you were looking for side hussling too...Just wish I had decent cars in my area to fix up. Its all rusted out NY garbage or top dollar rusted out garbage lol. And RUclips isnt going well on my end haha.
Awesome vid bro ,Still do the odd job on the side these days ,pulled wrenches for 30 years on the big rigs.My knees are both toast now so I take it a wee bit easy these days
One thing you can do before puchasing a car is to do a personal inspection with your own tools, engine, gearbox, electric or the same checkings the testcenter do... AND check for breakdowns. Take a testride don´t just sitting and jump the gaspedal....After that you are almost finished to be more cleared. ++++ start studying electric schematic and mechanic alsmost everyday to update and do a practice on that...I am soon finished with my education but did practice beteen alot...YT is also very much help... :) .thanks for the vids
Very informative and helpful. My car mechanic whom I have known for over 20 years is always complaining that he has no money. I will forward this your information to him. Greetings from the UK.
I work on cars and trucks of course but I flip outdoor power equipment. I find it chunked on the side of the road all the time and you always find people either willing to give it away or dirt cheap. usually a cheap repair.
Garage fridge tour!! I've seen a lot of people on those facebook groups advertising their mechanic work and they get pretty good positive responses.. most people understand that their on facebook and not a dealership, lol.
In my last job. I worked 3 12s. I had a Auto shop on Nextdoor. I worked on BMW and Toyota. I only worked on cars 8 years or newer. I had no overhead using my own garage. After 1 year I was rated number 1 on Nextdoor. I would pick up customers cars within 2 miles. Some customers would ask why I had 3/4 of a garage to work on their cars. Once they saw my work and I would wash every car afterwards. They would come back for more work and recommend me. It got so out of hand I was making mistakes at work. I had to quit my side shop when I started my current shop. All of my customers were great. Most people who own 3 cars and nicer cars never tried to cheat me or haggle on the price. My labor rate was 95 hr. I never charged for something I could not figure out.
If I were a better haggler I would, but amazing to me how people think that their non-working car they don't want to fix is worth almost as much as it is running.
Tires alone can cost more than some near running cars. A seller who doesn't have it posted online I know of is trying to get rid of a '94 Grand Marquis which he said only needs a water pump (we'd have to see honestly bc he's also a used car salesman but ASE certified) for $400.
*For people just starting out* (little to no money, space, time, specialized tools [mechanical knowledge is useful but i assume thats why youre on this video]) fixing "junk" gas appliances i.e. chainsaws, lawnmowers, weed whackers, etc. most people will leave these at the curb or will be willing to sell them for scrap metal when they stop working. where you come in is 99% of these appliances have nothing super drastic wrong with them so taking it apart, cleaning it, and putting it back together emphasizing that everything is aligned and "looks" like it should work, and it will probably be just fine and you can sell it for almost 100% profit and you dont have to worry about messing up someone else's equipment if youre unsure of yourself. also it may make you a faster mechanic and can clean up the rough edges of you skill just my 2 cents, it saved my ass a couple of times
The owner at my dealership gives me first dibs on broken off brand vehicles that come in. My dmax had $2500 front end work then started blowing antifreeze. I offered 2000 .fixed it now they offer me 13000. Did 500 mirrors steps etc.
As always a good, insightful vid. I know time can be an issue and not everyone wants to work after work. I have known mechanics who have done pretty well doing side jobs after work as mobile mechanics. I worked as a service writer many years ago and had a friend at the shop who did side jobs he helped me maintain my vehicles at a reasonable cost for many years, up until about a year ago when he retired to another state down south. He was a great help and it was a convenience for me not having to drive my car to a repair shop and leave it there and have to pick it up etc. I have since tried to take on more repairs myself, RUclips has been a big help 👍🏽
For me I do some freelance for a person that has a used car dealer. I know I need to get motivated again. November 6rh 2017 I had to go in for spinal surgery. I have been over the last 5 months ish been a bit depressed. I have been put on hold working on the house as well as I had to give up my government job. I have gone from working 18 hours a day to living in a construction site. I have to thank you and JRC54 watching your guys videos help me with my stress and depression.. I am hoping this snow goes away so I can do something and not feel like a nobody. I have been thinking about doing some RUclips videos until I can get my computer up and figure out how to make videos. Who knows maybe I might be able to come out to see you.
hello, I wonder if i should buy a snap-on Verus Pro if i get it cheap like 1200$ maybe less.. im a intermediate scope user and diy'er thats wants to evolve.. and i dont own a good scantool or scope just a small basic unit... i want to do all makes and models including vag.. benz.. and bmw... will it be any additional costs and fees using the Verus pro? THANKS ALOT!!!! CHEERZ FROM NORWAY!
Awesome job man #sidehustle I've also been asked to help people perform small jobs on their own. An that they would pay me to assist on the right steps to do the job.
Thank you for your Channel sir. Is very informative you have a lot of good information and I am a subscriber now I was wanting to ask you about this video talk about doing work on the side. One thing that I was thinking about is what about being a mobile mechanic on the weekends when you're not working do you think that's a good idea or maybe that's a waste of time? Thank you for your time you have a great day now.
It really depends on how much work you want to do. I’ve never looked into this due to conflict of interest laws/rules. If you are a mechanic for a local company, then moonlight in the same area to fix cars that could be worked on at your employers shop?..... most shop owners highly frown upon that because it’s a conflict of interest.
Great ideas for a side hustle tell me what do you think about being a mobile mechanic going to people's homes or apartments and doing oil changes brake jobs stuff like that what are your thoughts on that??
@@daevid21 Nope I do deals "As Is" on the bill of sale and if they say they want all this stuff fixed before they'll buy it then I tell them it probably isn't the car for them and they should look at buying a new car if they want everything all perfect because a used car is exactly that "Used"
I buy and flip old Ford motors. 302s, 289s, 351s, 390s you name it. Not many people want the old in-line 6s so sellers sell them cheap! $50 for a running 6! Clean it, throw it on Facebook for $100 and let it sit in the corner of the garage until that one person wanting a motor cheap comes along.
Just work on people brakes. Fast easy and a money maker. 150.00 plus parts. I make 300.00 per day for two brake jobs. And no crazy customers, how? They are all from my church and as long as you do the job right they will only say good things about you. BAAAAM more work no need for an employer if you decide.
FLIPPING RIDES & MAKING X-TRA $$ I'M STILL LOOKING FOR ANOTHER SILVERADO TRUCK HERE ON THE CHEAP..... BUT..... I HAVE 2 Silverado's now ... 1 st beinging a ' 04 Silverado reg,. cab longbed & 4.3 v6 / auto,. 4x4 ( on the floor ) w/ only w/ 174 k miles on it run's & drives ( it's got a tripple bed rack on it hand built by me )... for a rig 2 trucks ago.... ANYWHOOOO..... .... 2 nd truck.... got a ' 02 Silverado truck ext,. cab w/ both rear doors open back wards like & shortbed & 5.3 v8 / auto,. & only 2 wd body in excellent cond., ( in & outside as well ) & garaged & only 212 k miles on it RUN'S & DRIVES...... WANTING TO TRADE BOTH OF THESE TRUCK'S & MAYBE w/ MY 1911 HAND GUN FOR A ANOTHER Silverado truck..... that's either an ext cab or a real 4 door cab MUST BE SMALL 5.3 V8 / & AUTO,. ( REALLY PREFER THE 4L80E ) just cus it's a bigger rig in small ways & a lil more weight to move around u know )... & 4X4 ( REALLY WANT IT TO BE ON THE FLOOR ).... BUT IT IS WHAT IT IS... U KNOW.... BED-Wise.. NOT TOO WORRIED ON SIZE SHORT OR LONG EITHER WAY I'M OK W/ IT i want a really nice rig not holly & rusty thing....!!!!! if u have pics,. & all basic info., of possible truck's u want to trade me send pics., & info,..... to me ONLY THREW TEXTING PLZZ CUS... I'M DEAF HERE !!!!!!! TXT ONLY @ 740-281-8524 in Newark , OH,. 43055 plz let me know pass this along if possible !!! THANK's & GOD BLESS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Flipping cars, fixing other peoples cars at home. Flipping parts, parting out cars and trucks. Really shouldn't be a surprise for any one all that's has been going on a long time
Do you transfer the title to yourself and then to the customer? Or do you just keep the title in the sellers name and give it to your buyer? I live in a state where title transfer is expensive.
I’ve been struggling with this very concept. I’ve been doing stuff from oil changes to engine rebuilds and I just don’t know if I can justify losing my garage spot and all the time invested.
Sorry they’ve updated their site... here’s the new link www.sptoolsusa.com/product-catalogue/air-tools/air-tools/impact-wrenches/1-2dr-impact-wrench-compact-plus-bonus-socket-set/
hello, I wonder if i should buy a snap-on Verus Pro if i get it cheap like 1200$ maybe less.. im a intermediate scope user and diy'er thats wants to evolve.. and i dont own a good scantool or scope just a small basic unit... i want to do all makes and models including vag.. benz.. and bmw... will it be any additional costs and fees using the Verus pro? THANKS ALOT!!!! CHEERZ FROM NORWAY!
Get a good used Pico with a laptop you have and your set. You'll also need a fairly decent scanner but being I've been there buying a Zeus if I could do it again I would've kept my Solis Edge and bought the stand alone component tester Snap-On has or just used my Picoscope but the Picoscope does need a laptop or computer to hook to.
@ 11 45-46 u mention that u all have fb feeds how do i find or follow that part of the toolheadzcrate.com thing........ i ask cus i'm guessing its free to follow threw fb.........??
@@RustbeltMechanic i know nothing about instagram .... how ever it's spelled i'm still learning here on simple fb stuff....... i'm a slow learner i'm the sort of guy that learns doing it w/ my own dirty nasty stinky grimmy hands & fingers... & if need be i'll take my shoes off but I WARN U AS I'VE GOTTEN OLDER NOW I NOTICED EVEN THO I TAKE A DAILY SHOWER W/ SOAP & SHAMPOO I STILL HAVE A BIT OF A NASTY ODOR W/ ME FEET NOT SO SURE IF IT'S MY TOES OR ALL OF IT.........LOL by the way i'm watching the big tool box review u did in oct,. of 2019 u had close to so far almost 21 xxx watchers of just that 1 ........... i wonder how many watchers u had when u were putting it all togther... i'll watch that 1 another time cus it's mid-nite here... & i been called finally to go pick up a bunch of metal to recycle ( to hold in my truck til monday ) in the morning before i go to church...... it's about 30 bucks a ton here where i live for all basice steel scrap metal which comes to about 4-6 bucks per hundred pounds in the truck bed................ i know it will work out sooner or later i have faith in our nation & i never ever give up what ever set infront of me i guess thats why i'm still very humble & yet very grateful as always......!!!!!!!!!
If you need a cheap car till you get back on your feet I'll buy it fix it make sure all the gremlins are gone then sell it as is. Still cheaper than making monthly payments on a vehicle that WILL LOSE it's value.
@ 9 20 OR SO U MENTION JUST ANSWER.COM ( on line consulting )... i wonder is there any hidden fee's they take out for there site fee is there any other fee's u could pass along to us all out here.... 1 st time hearing of the site...... sound's intrigging......
just sold my first “flip” a few months ago. bought on 07 Honda Odyssey (i’m a Honda tech) with a broken timing belt & bent valves for $1000. i then put $1500 into it, obviously valves and some other common issues were fixed. sold it for $6000 and somebody got a solid used car 👌🏼
i hear these odyssey's can get drivers some speeding tickets fast... i never once thought this till i saw 3 in a week from differant church member's not realizing they were going that fast when caught........... the ticket costs alone were way high in price not alone the court cost's & the rest that follows..........yikes / lol
Does the d m v ask questions about the profit there very nosey where i live
I started out fixing friends and family's cars. 6yrs later I usually do more work at home than my coworkers do at work.
Hilarious. Bunch of 💩 bags!
Buy em fix em sell em . Ok now I'll watch
hello, I wonder if i should buy a snap-on Verus Pro if i get it cheap like 1200$ maybe less.. im a intermediate scope user and diy'er thats wants to evolve.. and i dont own a good scantool or scope just a small basic unit... i want to do all makes and models including vag.. benz.. and bmw... will it be any additional costs and fees using the Verus pro? THANKS ALOT!!!! CHEERZ FROM NORWAY!
My side Hussle is picking up electric scooters in my city and charging them over night and dropping them off. Gets me an extra $300-$400 a week
no way, do you do this for like birds and lyft for example? ive always wondered how these things get charged
carson broadfoot he is correct, my friend did it for awhile as well.
Wow. Never heard of this. How do you get paid?
Spot on with flipping cars or whatever you want to flip. What I have found is that if you buy something that needs to be fixed, you are basically just buying yourself a repair job. You can make your money back for the repairs you did, but you can't really clear any extra profit. Also, many fixer cars are older and harder to sell (at least here with our rust). So, you have to find newer vehicles that harder to find and require much more money to be tied up during the flip. You'd be better off to just find someone to pay you for making that same repair instead of dealing with the hassle of buying and selling. I know guys like JC Smith Projects are making it work, but I never have.
You're here huh. I guess you were looking for side hussling too...Just wish I had decent cars in my area to fix up. Its all rusted out NY garbage or top dollar rusted out garbage lol. And RUclips isnt going well on my end haha.
That must’ve been awesome getting that pallet in there! It’s nice seeing an idea turn into something! Keep up the good side hustle work!👍
Awesome vid bro ,Still do the odd job on the side these days ,pulled wrenches for 30 years on the big rigs.My knees are both toast now so I take it a wee bit easy these days
One thing you can do before puchasing a car is to do a personal inspection with your own tools, engine, gearbox, electric or the same checkings the testcenter do... AND check for breakdowns. Take a testride don´t just sitting and jump the gaspedal....After that you are almost finished to be more cleared. ++++ start studying electric schematic and mechanic alsmost everyday to update and do a practice on that...I am soon finished with my education but did practice beteen alot...YT is also very much help... :) .thanks for the vids
All great points🤘🏻
Very informative and helpful. My car mechanic whom I have known for over 20 years is always complaining that he has no money. I will forward this your information to him. Greetings from the UK.
I work on cars and trucks of course but I flip outdoor power equipment. I find it chunked on the side of the road all the time and you always find people either willing to give it away or dirt cheap. usually a cheap repair.
Garage fridge tour!! I've seen a lot of people on those facebook groups advertising their mechanic work and they get pretty good positive responses.. most people understand that their on facebook and not a dealership, lol.
In my last job. I worked 3 12s. I had a Auto shop on Nextdoor. I worked on BMW and Toyota. I only worked on cars 8 years or newer. I had no overhead using my own garage. After 1 year I was rated number 1 on Nextdoor. I would pick up customers cars within 2 miles. Some customers would ask why I had 3/4 of a garage to work on their cars. Once they saw my work and I would wash every car afterwards. They would come back for more work and recommend me. It got so out of hand I was making mistakes at work. I had to quit my side shop when I started my current shop. All of my customers were great. Most people who own 3 cars and nicer cars never tried to cheat me or haggle on the price. My labor rate was 95 hr. I never charged for something I could not figure out.
If I were a better haggler I would, but amazing to me how people think that their non-working car they don't want to fix is worth almost as much as it is running.
Tires alone can cost more than some near running cars. A seller who doesn't have it posted online I know of is trying to get rid of a '94 Grand Marquis which he said only needs a water pump (we'd have to see honestly bc he's also a used car salesman but ASE certified) for $400.
*For people just starting out* (little to no money, space, time, specialized tools [mechanical knowledge is useful but i assume thats why youre on this video])
fixing "junk" gas appliances i.e. chainsaws, lawnmowers, weed whackers, etc.
most people will leave these at the curb or will be willing to sell them for scrap metal when they stop working.
where you come in is 99% of these appliances have nothing super drastic wrong with them so taking it apart, cleaning it, and putting it back together emphasizing that everything is aligned and "looks" like it should work, and it will probably be just fine and you can sell it for almost 100% profit and you dont have to worry about messing up someone else's equipment if youre unsure of yourself.
also it may make you a faster mechanic and can clean up the rough edges of you skill
just my 2 cents, it saved my ass a couple of times
Your skills as a mechanic transfer to fixing appliances?
Long term though YT diy videos has really good potential.
That’s why you make it run safely, and sell as is bro.
The owner at my dealership gives me first dibs on broken off brand vehicles that come in. My dmax had $2500 front end work then started blowing antifreeze. I offered 2000 .fixed it now they offer me 13000. Did 500 mirrors steps etc.
Call me the master of flipping cars. I run u used car dealership on the side.👍😉 quality cars fair price
awesome vid.. i flip dirt bikes and quads well cuz i don't eve have my licences yet
How did it go now ?
As always a good, insightful vid. I know time can be an issue and not everyone wants to work after work. I have known mechanics who have done pretty well doing side jobs after work as mobile mechanics. I worked as a service writer many years ago and had a friend at the shop who did side jobs he helped me maintain my vehicles at a reasonable cost for many years, up until about a year ago when he retired to another state down south. He was a great help and it was a convenience for me not having to drive my car to a repair shop and leave it there and have to pick it up etc. I have since tried to take on more repairs myself, RUclips has been a big help 👍🏽
For me I do some freelance for a person that has a used car dealer.
I know I need to get motivated again. November 6rh 2017 I had to go in for spinal surgery. I have been over the last 5 months ish been a bit depressed. I have been put on hold working on the house as well as I had to give up my government job. I have gone from working 18 hours a day to living in a construction site. I have to thank you and JRC54 watching your guys videos help me with my stress and depression..
I am hoping this snow goes away so I can do something and not feel like a nobody. I have been thinking about doing some RUclips videos until I can get my computer up and figure out how to make videos.
Who knows maybe I might be able to come out to see you.
Gotta find something to stay motivated man. Don’t let those winter blues get you down🤘🏻
Yup. I’m flipping cars and bikes to help afford the 4.7 stroker build.
hello, I wonder if i should buy a snap-on Verus Pro if i get it cheap like 1200$ maybe less.. im a intermediate scope user and diy'er thats wants to evolve.. and i dont own a good scantool or scope just a small basic unit... i want to do all makes and models including vag.. benz.. and bmw... will it be any additional costs and fees using the Verus pro? THANKS ALOT!!!! CHEERZ FROM NORWAY!
Awesome job man #sidehustle I've also been asked to help people perform small jobs on their own. An that they would pay me to assist on the right steps to do the job.
I’ve made thousands of dollars off flipping cars . I can’t count how many I’ve flipped
I live in Davenport IA and have purchased 2 front Duralast wheel bearings to install them for me?
What about inspecting used cars for people?
Thank you for your Channel sir. Is very informative you have a lot of good information and I am a subscriber now I was wanting to ask you about this video talk about doing work on the side. One thing that I was thinking about is what about being a mobile mechanic on the weekends when you're not working do you think that's a good idea or maybe that's a waste of time? Thank you for your time you have a great day now.
It really depends on how much work you want to do. I’ve never looked into this due to conflict of interest laws/rules. If you are a mechanic for a local company, then moonlight in the same area to fix cars that could be worked on at your employers shop?..... most shop owners highly frown upon that because it’s a conflict of interest.
Great ideas for a side hustle tell me what do you think about being a mobile mechanic going to people's homes or apartments and doing oil changes brake jobs stuff like that what are your thoughts on that??
Not to mention you sell them a car and they say you scammed them and you're married to the car.
Dale N sounds like a you problem not the cars problem
@@daevid21 Nope I do deals "As Is" on the bill of sale and if they say they want all this stuff fixed before they'll buy it then I tell them it probably isn't the car for them and they should look at buying a new car if they want everything all perfect because a used car is exactly that "Used"
I sell cars and love telling people to fuck off when they try to blame me for shyt makes it fun
Buying old small 2 stroke outboards and flipping them will get you some good money. At least here in Florida anyways
I buy and flip old Ford motors. 302s, 289s, 351s, 390s you name it. Not many people want the old in-line 6s so sellers sell them cheap! $50 for a running 6! Clean it, throw it on Facebook for $100 and let it sit in the corner of the garage until that one person wanting a motor cheap comes along.
Been watching my mailbox and the pallets of em are in you're garage. Arghh!
I know man! First crates ship out March 15th
Just work on people brakes. Fast easy and a money maker. 150.00 plus parts. I make 300.00 per day for two brake jobs. And no crazy customers, how? They are all from my church and as long as you do the job right they will only say good things about you. BAAAAM more work no need for an employer if you decide.
Always good advice.
thanks for the video
swr
Great tips
FLIPPING RIDES & MAKING X-TRA $$ I'M STILL LOOKING FOR ANOTHER SILVERADO TRUCK HERE ON THE CHEAP..... BUT..... I HAVE 2 Silverado's now ... 1 st beinging a ' 04 Silverado reg,. cab longbed & 4.3 v6 / auto,. 4x4 ( on the floor ) w/ only w/ 174 k miles on it run's & drives ( it's got a tripple bed rack on it hand built by me )... for a rig 2 trucks ago.... ANYWHOOOO.....
.... 2 nd truck.... got a ' 02 Silverado truck ext,. cab w/ both rear doors open back wards like & shortbed & 5.3 v8 / auto,. & only 2 wd body in excellent cond., ( in & outside as well ) & garaged & only 212 k miles on it RUN'S & DRIVES...... WANTING TO TRADE BOTH OF THESE TRUCK'S & MAYBE w/ MY 1911 HAND GUN FOR A ANOTHER Silverado truck..... that's either an ext cab or a real 4 door cab MUST BE SMALL 5.3 V8 / & AUTO,. ( REALLY PREFER THE 4L80E ) just cus it's a bigger rig in small ways & a lil more weight to move around u know )... & 4X4 ( REALLY WANT IT TO BE ON THE FLOOR ).... BUT IT IS WHAT IT IS... U KNOW.... BED-Wise.. NOT TOO WORRIED ON SIZE SHORT OR LONG EITHER WAY I'M OK W/ IT i want a really nice rig not holly & rusty thing....!!!!! if u have pics,. & all basic info., of possible truck's u want to trade me send pics., & info,..... to me ONLY THREW TEXTING PLZZ CUS... I'M DEAF HERE !!!!!!! TXT ONLY @ 740-281-8524 in Newark , OH,. 43055 plz let me know pass this along if possible !!! THANK's & GOD BLESS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
good show!
Flipping cars, fixing other peoples cars at home. Flipping parts, parting out cars and trucks. Really shouldn't be a surprise for any one all that's has been going on a long time
I use to buy and sell 11 cars a year! Why 11? So I didn’t need a dealer license 😁. Those days are gone for me now.
Do you transfer the title to yourself and then to the customer? Or do you just keep the title in the sellers name and give it to your buyer?
I live in a state where title transfer is expensive.
I just wanna say your toolbox should have a Geotag
Time to bump this video back into the algorithm. lol
Anyone wanna buy a clean, just repaired 07 Prius with 150k? 🔥
what happens with the online thing when the person gets their car fixed, but don't give you the thumbs up so you get paid????
What's the best study guide for becoming state certification automotive mechanic?
What state are you from? Here in Ohio there are no state certification requirements
@@RustbeltMechanicgrandrapids michigan in the other rust belt.
Ah yeah Michigan is one of the few that requires a state certified license. Unfortunately I don’t have any experience in these certifications
@@RustbeltMechanic thanks for the reply I love working on cars but dredging the certification of testing. I'm more of a hands on type of guy.
Side work is best for me but it robs me of my family time and I'm very selective about what I do on my free time
I’ve been struggling with this very concept. I’ve been doing stuff from oil changes to engine rebuilds and I just don’t know if I can justify losing my garage spot and all the time invested.
I clicked on to the link that you left for the sp tools and it does not work. i wanted to check out the stubby impact
Sorry they’ve updated their site... here’s the new link
www.sptoolsusa.com/product-catalogue/air-tools/air-tools/impact-wrenches/1-2dr-impact-wrench-compact-plus-bonus-socket-set/
any body looking for a 2006 toyota seinna FWD used transmission?
hello, I wonder if i should buy a snap-on Verus Pro if i get it cheap like 1200$ maybe less.. im a intermediate scope user and diy'er thats wants to evolve.. and i dont own a good scantool or scope just a small basic unit... i want to do all makes and models including vag.. benz.. and bmw... will it be any additional costs and fees using the Verus pro? THANKS ALOT!!!! CHEERZ FROM NORWAY!
Get a good used Pico with a laptop you have and your set. You'll also need a fairly decent scanner but being I've been there buying a Zeus if I could do it again I would've kept my Solis Edge and bought the stand alone component tester Snap-On has or just used my Picoscope but the Picoscope does need a laptop or computer to hook to.
@ 11 45-46 u mention that u all have fb feeds how do i find or follow that part of the toolheadzcrate.com thing........ i ask cus i'm guessing its free to follow threw fb.........??
Toolheadz crate has an Instagram profile
@@RustbeltMechanic i know nothing about instagram .... how ever it's spelled i'm still learning here on simple fb stuff....... i'm a slow learner i'm the sort of guy that learns doing it w/ my own dirty nasty stinky grimmy hands & fingers... & if need be i'll take my shoes off but I WARN U AS I'VE GOTTEN OLDER NOW I NOTICED EVEN THO I TAKE A DAILY SHOWER W/ SOAP & SHAMPOO I STILL HAVE A BIT OF A NASTY ODOR W/ ME FEET NOT SO SURE IF IT'S MY TOES OR ALL OF IT.........LOL by the way i'm watching the big tool box review u did in oct,. of 2019 u had close to so far almost 21 xxx watchers of just that 1 ........... i wonder how many watchers u had when u were putting it all togther... i'll watch that 1 another time cus it's mid-nite here... & i been called finally to go pick up a bunch of metal to recycle ( to hold in my truck til monday ) in the morning before i go to church...... it's about 30 bucks a ton here where i live for all basice steel scrap metal which comes to about 4-6 bucks per hundred pounds in the truck bed................ i know it will work out sooner or later i have faith in our nation & i never ever give up what ever set infront of me i guess thats why i'm still very humble & yet very grateful as always......!!!!!!!!!
If you need a cheap car till you get back on your feet I'll buy it fix it make sure all the gremlins are gone then sell it as is. Still cheaper than making monthly payments on a vehicle that WILL LOSE it's value.
F for all the kids that thought being a mechanic was gonna get you rich
No shop supplies or dirty rags from your work though.... 😂😂😂😂
You mentioned everything to avoid WORKING on a car
@ 9 20 OR SO U MENTION JUST ANSWER.COM ( on line consulting )... i wonder is there any hidden fee's they take out for there site fee is there any other fee's u could pass along to us all out here.... 1 st time hearing of the site...... sound's intrigging......
Nope, no excess fees
drugs
I can't flip cars my small town is to small have to be very selective about the one I get