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    Three Must-Have Tools for a Mechanic

    drewBy drewJuly 17, 2014Updated:February 27, 2016No Comments3 Mins Read
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    While being a mechanic can be a rewarding job due to the benefit of having a skill that will make individual money anywhere he or she goes, it is hard work. Mechanics spend a great deal of time doing jobs that are immensely labor intensive and sometimes dangerous. In addition, the workload will put a significant strain on the body after a period of years. Though a mechanic’s work is difficult in nature, there tools that one can possess to make the job easier.

    Powerbuilt-Jack

    A Powerbuilt Jack

    Depending on the job that needs to be done, a Powerbuilt Jack is necessary to allow the mechanic to work beneath the vehicle. Tire changes and replacing some vehicle parts require this. Up until now, only manual jacks were available. Such jacks required the mechanic to crank the jack until the vehicle was at a height that facilitated completing the tasks. Cranking manual jacks is not an easy job because much elbow grease is needed to raise the vehicle, especially those that are large in nature. Now, power jacks are available. Such jacks only require that the mechanic position them in the proper place and then press a button. Without effort on the part of the mechanic, the vehicle is raised, and the mechanic can begin doing work.

    A-Powerbuilt-Jack

    Kneeling Pads

    It is not unheard of for mechanics to spend a great deal of time on their knees while performing vehicle repairs. After spending long hours kneeling year after year, the knee joints begin to wear down, and pain sets in, causing arthritis. Furthermore, other injuries can be incurred, such as damage to the knee caps. When mechanics have kneeling pads, they will not have to worry about suffering the effects of the wear and tear that years of kneeling will bring. Their surface will be cushioned, enabling work to be done in comfort.

    Kneeling-Pads

    Mechanic’s Roller Seat

    No doubt, mechanics spend large amounts of time on their feet. Being on one’s feet for many hours’ day in and day out can cause tiredness, pain and wear and tear on the body. With the mechanic’s roller seat, much of the job can be done while sitting down. Mechanic roller seats are often comfortable and can be adjusted to different heights.

    Mechanic's-Roller-Seat

    These three tools are essential for any mechanic to have in his or her shop. They will allow for a more relaxing work day. Not to mention, mechanics will not have to spend exorbitant amounts of money to acquire them.

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