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Old 10-29-2018, 11:55 PM
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I had a base model Jackson auto darkening helmet for years.. no frills, no fancies. It died after about 12 years.. would no longer darken every time.. I got scared of it... replaced it with a Base model Miller... but it has adjustable shade and sensitivity.. I have really enjoyed it.. also didn't break the bank at under $100! https://www.amazon.com/Welding-Helme.../dp/B005J4P2SM Also have an older cheap Harbor Freight helmet that never has worked right.. always seems to be dead.. I don't trust my eyes with cheap helmets.. I'd rather stick with a Miller, Jackson or some other known brand when it comes to my eyes!
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20 years ago, I bought a Hobart auto-darkening,, it was perfect until 2 months ago,,,

I replaced it with this,,,

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

WOW, after 20 years,, they added a LOT of nice features to the new auto helmets,,
It's nice to read of improvements in things unlike so many other things that got added because of regulations for legal reasons.
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I use special puller bolts at work that look just like those Jeff but much bigger . Mine are 3/4 x 10 with the long shank past the threads (all one piece) that I use to pull a drive unit mount plate/bearing cup with.

What do you use yours for? Looks pretty small and precise.
To pull the stator off the end of the crankshaft on Kawasaki Triple engines. Kawasaki discontinued offering their version back in the mid 1980s so I made my own.
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Made a few up like that to pull clutches off snowmobiles.
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