| Author | Message | ||
     Phantom5oh |
Where do you guys buy your T27 Torx driver bits? My Craftsman one broke and they don't seem to stock it anymore, or maybe they are just out of them. I need to get one today so I can finish my first service and get on the road to Bike Week(end) at Laconia. | ||
| Bcordb3 |
Got mine at an Auto Zone parts store. | ||
| Mikej |
If you have a NAPA auto parts store around then they should have one. Or any place that carries tools. Just start calling your local hardware stores. | ||
| Ejiii |
I got mine at my local ACE hardware store. | ||
| Phantom5oh |
I've called a few hardware stores and they said something to the affect of "Oh sure we have torx bits, but I wouldn't know what sizes we have from behind the counter." I'll just stop in at lunch time I guess, thanks for the help. | ||
| Signguy |
Sears item #00925702000 Mfr. model #25702 http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&vertical=TOOL&pid=0 0925702000 | ||
| Phantom5oh |
Looks like they still carry them, but mine was one of the one of the socket type, maybe thats why I didn't see it. Wasn't looking for the right thing. | ||
| Signguy |
They had them on the site too...I only linked to the bits. | ||
| M1combat |
don't get a cheap one... More trouble than it's worth. | ||
| Fullpower |
SNAP-On, Proto,MAC, Armstrong all market good quality T-27. look in the yellow pages under tools. | ||
| Djkaplan |
I just bought a Craftsman 3/8" socket T27 from Sears last week. | ||
| Kootenay |
Lordco (a local BC autoparts chain). Actually, just bought a pair of 1/4" hex driven Torx bits yesterday (hmmm, made by Allen...) along with a 3/8" square drive 3/8" hex to torque the head bearings properly. I also got my 3/8" drive T45 (I think it was) "security" Torx bit there, required to remove the ignition module from the top tripleclamp (I installed a Helibars unit). | ||
| Troykchd |
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=all&item_ID=73786&group_ID=119 19&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog  | ||
| Buellj79 |
Harbor freight has them in sets i paid 8 bucks for the whole set just make sure you get the professional grade ones later J | ||
| New12r |
Buy a Snap On and you will never regret doing so, I work with tools all day long and only use Snap On!!! | ||
| Odinbueller |
Ditto: Snap-On tools are THE BEST! I will get a Matco tool if it's a specialty item that they only sell, but everything else I buy is Snap-On. Hands down the best tools for the money, but you will have to pay a bit more. Think of it as an investment. |
