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Workshop service gear that keeps the floor working, from $11 to $664. Creepers and rolling seats for time under vehicles, grease gun extensions for awkward nipples, a drain pan and nut splitter, and 4 and 10 ton porter power repair kits. Replacement wheels, drawer slides, lock barrels and handles keep an existing roller cabinet going instead of replacing it. For grease guns themselves see automotive tools, or browse all workshop equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a porta power kit used for?
Pushing, spreading and pulling in panel beating, chassis straightening and machinery repair. A hydraulic hand pump drives a ram with a set of extensions and attachments. The 4 tonne kit at $435 suits panel work and light fabrication, the 10 tonne at $664 handles chassis rails and heavy frames.
What creeper is best for a concrete floor?
One with large wheels that roll over cracks and cords. The all terrain spider creeper at $559 has oversized castors and an adjustable headrest, and folds into a seat. A standard low profile creeper suits a smooth sealed floor.
Do you stock replacement parts for Powerbuilt tool chests?
Yes, drawer slides, castors, lock barrels with keys, side handles and creeper wheels are listed here as spare parts. Match the part number to your chest model, which is on the label inside the top lid.
What is a rolling workshop seat for?
Brake jobs, wheel work and anything at hub height, so you are not kneeling on concrete. The seats here have a tool tray under the cushion and adjustable height, from $242.
How do I split a seized nut?
A nut splitter. Slide it over the nut, tighten the screw and the hardened blade cracks the nut without damaging the thread underneath. The 15mm splitter at $35 covers the common sizes on exhausts and suspension.