anybody who has input on this topic help me out, pictures are helpful so i know what i am looking for,thanks

 

Menards will have one.

 

im in az and have no idea what mernards is, is it like a speed shop or a home depot.

 

SEARS should have one just go in the tool section and ask one of their guys for it...

 

They used to be all over the place, but I don't see them around as much as I used to. I have seen one at my local Home Depot recently, which surprised me.

It's a screwdriver that you hit the back of. When you hit it, it turns slightly. It's used to get out really tough screws. You can also use a screw extractor. Screw extractors are more common and easier to find.

You might be able to find one at tool and equiipment rental places.

 

It's like a Home Depot. Sears will work also. The Craftsman stuff has a nice warranty.

 

how much do they cost?

 

i saw them at like ACE hardware and stuff too( dont know if you have that) but sear and home depot and lowes should have them... its like a screwdriver, but you hammer on the end of it.. and at the same time it turns. so that you wont strip the screws out... i assume your changing brake rotors cause this is where most people use these

what i did to not buy one was buy a #2 philips bit and but it in a quarter inch socket and attack that to a air power impact gun. works great!

 

That sounds like a winner--DIY 101, always the best.

 

same idea as an "impact wrench" or "impact driver". When you hit it with a hammer the handle slides down towards the screw, which cuases the bit to turn just the slightest bit, but with mad torque

 

must be dipping into your rotors soon ehh..

 

If you need that for your brakes I have one of em'. Give me a pm and we will see what we can do about getting those installed!!!