Hastings Quick Change Bands are a fast and efficient way to install piston rings on all types of engines. Use them with the Hastings Ring-O-Matic Pliers (p/n 1670). Fits piston sizes: 5" to 5-1/4".

Size: 5/32". Deburrs the front, back or both sides of a hole in one pass. Works with any drill. Adjusts easily by turning a set screw in the shank to control the depth of cut.

Our Journeyman kit is for the aspiring A&P Mechanic or Homebuilder who needs a comprehensive professional kit, but is not yet ready for a Master Kit.

#40 (0.0980), Cobalt, 135 degree split point, jobbers length. Overall series 2-1/2". Pack of 12 each.

The classic tool for timing aircraft engines. Timing is accomplished by means of pivot arm actuated by the piston's motion, a slide pointer, automatically referenced by the pivot arm and an adjustable calibrated scale. 18mm basic unit.

Our new Pro Palm Drill is only 7” long and features a True Variable Speed Control trigger for very precise speed control. 2600 RPM.

#5 Oval Dzus Flaring Tool for installing flare type grommets. This tool is required when installing flare type grommets. Requires Clamping Tool (not included). This #5 tool is designed to replace Beech Bonanza cowlings without removing the brackets.

Reach: 2". grip range: 0-1/2". provides 70 lbs. Clamping pressure. Uses standard cleco pliers. These clamps can be applied in a fraction of the time required for ordinary screw clamps and assures uniform pressure by eliminating hand tightening.

One of the smallest reversible drill on the market to feature a True Variable Speed Control. It’s just over 7” long and delivers .5HP of power to drill through even the toughest materials. 2000 RPM.

Used to install standard #10 two lug double-wing style plate nuts (DWS).

For Early Bendix S-20, S4, and S6 Magnetos... Unique design of the P-lead adapter ensures proper spring pressure against the internal contact. It provides secure and stable alignment, and includes a post that prevents the timer leads from falling off.

This 1/8" nozzle is the most commonly used nozzle. It can be used to lay down a fine bead of materials having a wide range of viscosity.