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MCGEE COMPANY SINCE 1951 Denver • Salt Lake Automotive Service Equipment Albuquerque • Dallas Tire Service Supplies 1-800-525-8888 Retreading Equipment & Supplies www.McGeeCompany.com Passenger/Truck/OTR EXPIRES 1/31/17 All prices are F.O.B. our warehouse unless otherwise specified. Lease figures are PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE approximate and subject to change. VISA AND MASTERCARD ACCEPTED 1/2” Drive Super Duty Air Impact Wrench #MTK Pouch • 2” extended anvil $25.95 • Handle exhaust Includes: 1 ea GA115 Gauge • Free speed: 8000 RPM 20- 120 PSI • Maximum torque: 600 ft./lbs. 1 ea MK White Markal • Proven design and the most popular 1 ea 1246D Flip Socket 3/4-13/16 Thin Wall configuration in the tire service industry 1 ea 1291DT Flip Socket 19mm-21mm 1 ea 595TM Trend Depth Gauge • Powered by the durable and high performing twin 1 ea TL620 Core Tool hammer mechanism 153-23120 • Net weight: 5.6 lbs. 5LD74 empty pouch available! $119.95 Made in Taiwan Largest stock of tire chains in the Ascot No. McGee No. Description Rocky Mountain Area! 153-23120 15323120 1/2” Drive Air Impact Wrench - 2” Extended Anvil M Series Ascot No. McGee No. Description Price Wide Base Truck Autosock DUO Tractor Chains Safety Inflator Gauge. 12” Hose With Dual Cam Chains Foot Chuck. 10 To 120 PSI. Available 6ft, 9ft, & 477-00001 1406M $39.95 12ft hose Double Seal Cap • A time, money and labor saving alternative to common valve caps Prema Combi Repairs • Reduce pressure check time by 65% • Designed for high pressure truck tire service • Easy and • Inflate, deflate or gauge directly thru the DS-1 saving fast for time during inflation and pressure checks repairing tire with injury in Now approved by crown area UPS and Ryder. • Meet RMA Visit McGee resource guide page for details or link at: Cutter to Injury Size Ascot # McGee # Description be used (in.) Qty/Box Price Ascot # McGee # Description Price 582-00502 PC2 Combi 2 PCC-2 1/8 15 $19.95 468-04191 DS1 Double Seal Cap $.69 587-00503 PC3 Combi 3 PCC-3 1/4 10 $17.95 468-02222 AE1 Alligator Double Seal Cap $.89 2 BALANCING SOLUTIONS Low Profile Pre- 48 strips/ Width: 3/4” Lead 576 Special! 7026 .25 oz. mium Tape box Depth: 1/8” seg/box $24.95 Tape-On-Top Low Profile Premium 2 oz./ 30 strips/ Width: 3/4” Steel 240 Special! 7026FEB .25 oz. Tape Black strip box Depth: 1/8” Seg/box $27.95 Black Polycoat Tape-On-Top Low Profile Premium 2 oz./ 30 strips/ Width: 3/4” Steel 240 Special! 7026FEW .25 oz. Tape White strip box Depth: 1/8” Seg/box $27.95 White Polycoat Bulk Roll Bracket Bulk Width: 3/4” Steel 700 Special! 7026FER .25 oz. Premium Tape 1 strip/box Roll Depth: 1/8” seg/box $44.95 Not Polycoat Included 52 strips/ Width: 3/4” Lead 576 Special! 200576FE .25 oz. Low Profile Coated box Depth: 1/8” pcs $19.95 52 strips/ Width: 3/4” Lead 624 WR31252CW .25 oz. Cold Weather Tape $57.94 box Depth: 1/8” pcs Plombco Style Truck Tape-On Weights Standard Profile Quick Tab Lead 180 CL6 1 oz. 30 strips/box width 3/4” $50.00 with Premium Tape pcs Standard Profile Quick Tab Lead 48 CL12 2 oz. 8 strips/box width 1-1/4” $33.00 with Premium Tape pcs. Standard Profile Quick Tab 30 strips/ Lead 360 300360 .50 oz. Width: 1” $49.95 with Premium Tape box pcs Standard Profile Quick Tab 28 strips/ Steel 366 300336FE .50 oz. Width: 1” $29.95 with Premium Tape box pcs Tape-A-Weight Roll Dispenser Wheel Cleaner A Note About Today’s Wheels This easy to use Tape-A-Weight Stop Using Expensive Wheel For environmental Roll dispenser holds two full rolls of Cleaning Solutions reasons the car weights and is designed for use with manufacturers all BADA bulk Tape-A-Weight Rolls, A clean wheel is critical to good recently started using including 5, 10, and 20 lb rolls. Plus stick-on wheel weight adhesive. water-based paint on it reduces waste, loads easily, and • Water-Based • Non-Petroleum wheels. keeps your weights right • Biodegradable • Non-Toxic Unfortunately, those at the balancer where you paints have an need them. Ascot No. Description Price adverse effect on the Wheel Cleaner adherence of wheel PN: 5310025 48675032 32 Oz. Spray Bottle $10.95 weights. The special $149.95 formulation assures Wheel Cleaner 48675017 $15.95 optimal adherence 1 Gallon Bottle even on surfaces Premium Bulk Tape Rolls coated with water- Poly Coated - Double Tab Tape! based paint. 7525FER20 - low profile roll of 1280 pcs, 1/4 oz 20 lbs. - $81.95 3358HD 3358 Scraper 71510 .25 oz Poly-Coated Speed Strip™ 486-33581 486-33580 486-071510 486-71510 71510 Adhesive Wheel Weight Super Scraper Removes emblems, body side moldings and stick-on wheel weights. ..............................................$14.95 7550FER20 - 640 pcs, 1/2 oz 20 lbs. - $89.95 486-33580 3358 KD/Bada Premium Weight Tool - Ideal for all .5 oz Poly-Coated Speed Strip™ weights, including coated. ..............................$24.95 486-33581 Heavy Duty version 3358HD..........................$28.95 RPG AIR TOOLS 3 1/2” Drive Super Duty Air Impact Wrench 1/2” Drive Composite Impact Wrench • 2” extended anvil • 2” extended anvil $119.95 • Handle exhaust • Handle exhaust • Free speed: 8000 • 700 ft./lbs. of torque RPM • Free speed: 8000 RPM • Maximum torque: 600 • Composite body offering lighter weight and ft./lbs. improved balance • Proven design and the most popular configu- • Powered by the durable and high performing ration in the tire service industry twin hammer mechanism 153-12131 • Powered by the durable and high performing twin • Handle exhaust hammer mechanism • Net weight: 4.9 lbs. 153-23120 • Net weight: 5.6 lbs. Ascot No. McGee No. Description Price Ascot No. McGee No. Description 153-12131 15312131 1/2” Drive Composite Impact Wrench 2” Extended Anvil $145.16 153-23120 15323120 1/2” Drive Air Impact Wrench - 2” Extended Anvil 1/2” Drive Mini Air Impact Wrench 3/4” Drive Impact Wrench • 2” extended anvil • Short anvil • 6-position power setting • Handle exhaust • Deliver 1100 ft./lbs. of maximum • Under 4 lbs. • 500 ft./lbs. of torque with 5500 rpm free speed torque • The most powerful 3/4” drive classic wrench • Smallest and lightest 1/2” in the tire • Suitable for tire or engine work on service industry truck, bus or farm machinery • Comparable to the IR261 • Powered by the extremely durable jumbo 154-10261 hammer mechanism Ascot No. McGee No. Description Price 153-12646 $149.95 154-10261 15410261 3/4” Drive Short Shanked Impact Wrench $429.95 Ascot No. McGee No. Description 153-12646 15312646 1/2” Drive Mini Air Impact Wrench 6” EXTENDED ANVIL - 2” Extended Anvil 1” Drive Super Duty 1” Drive Mini Air Impact Wrench Impact Wrench • 6” Extended Anvil • Free speed: 5000 RPM • Maximum torque: 2000 ft/lbs NEW Heavy Duty & • Only 20 lbs – 50% less than the market lead- ing 1” product High Torque! 155-17786 • Smallest and lightest 1” in the tire service industry (15617786 – Spline dr version - $439.95) $389.65! • Twin hammer clutch 1. DURABLE: Steel end plates offering durability and extended life $459.95 2. ADVANCED DESIGN: Proven motor and hammer technology; highly efficient air motor 3. WORKING TORQUE RANGE: 370-1475 ft./lbs. 155-26464 4. 1 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY on parts and workmanship 5. COMPARE to CP77826 Std. Net Ascot No. McGee No. Description Sq. Bolt Weight Average Air Air Inlet Min. Hose Working Torque Max Torque McGee # Drive Size (lbs.) Cons (cfm) (NPTF) Size Range ft.-lbs. ft.-lbs. 155-26464 15526464 1” Drive Mini Air Impact Wrench - 6” Extended Anvil 15517786 1” 1-1/4” 25.55 10 CFM 1/2” 1/2” 370-1475 1920 Kilfrost Marvel Air Tool Oil K16 Kilfrost Pneumatic Tool Anti-Freeze Lubricant, 16 Oz. bottle - 18184581 - $12.95 085 Marvel Air Tool Oil 32 Oz - 18100085 - $7.43 • Prevents the freezing of pneumatic equipment • Prevents rust formation while providing positive caused by the formation of ice in and around lubrication for smooth starting and long tool life exhaust ports and valves. 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Working Torque CP77482 - $173.81 153-02312 231XP2 $149.95 155-77826 1/2” Super Duty Extended Anvil 1” Heavy Duty Air Impact Wrench Air Impact Wrench This new model redefines the standards set by the clas- sic IR231 model, with an enhanced Twin Hammer impact ASCOT NO.
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