Not So Pro 3

[Czed]

Tan

Check me out then.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPAyQ5aTKonFIKRJ8BdaJpg

@p61 western
Is 16 year's old

 

[maulhead]

Tan

Check me out then.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPAyQ5aTKonFIKRJ8BdaJpg

What's the give away for over 1,000 subs?

 

[dall]

Good to see you acknowledging Dallas as your Dad.

The first step to fixing a problem: Define what the problem is.

You'll go places in life, since you are able to see the problem.

 

[maulhead]

No telling where that finger has been.

 

[LAWN BOY]

Tan

Check me out then.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPAyQ5aTKonFIKRJ8BdaJpg

Ah, I see now. My tan is really prominent in summer as well as the lines where my t shirt ends.

 

[lehman live edge slab]

I've never used their stuff, but the most I will spend is on Wera, Park Tool, Knipex, Fiskars, and other German and European tools. Most of my other stuff is Harbor Freight. I am especially not going to buy any Snap-off now that they are using e-girls to market their overpriced junk.

I don't see much of a difference between the two though...

I know my dad @dall will probably attack me and start a flame war over this post...

We were talking about Briggs and strap on but since we’re on harbor freight vs snap on as far as your trained eye not seeing a difference I guarantee there is. Snap on is definitely made out of a high quality tool steel and is definitely stronger and better but is it worth what they charge that’s up for debate but probably not. The best of harbor freight’s tools aren’t bad and though they like to compare themselves to snap on they aren’t and I definitely do own some of them. I don’t even have any used snap on much because everyone wants good money for used stuff because it’s so expensive new and when your buying it your buying the tool, paying for the dealer and his truck and enough extra for them to replace the one you broke a few times. They only hope the amount of money you paid will cover the costs of giving you a replacement when one breaks so it doesn’t cost them any money.

 

[Wonkydonkey]

Good morning boys & kids

 

[John Wargo]

Morning ladies. Hospital safety training to start the week off. Then aerial lift certs after that.

 

[LAWN BOY]

We were talking about Briggs and strap on but since we’re on harbor freight vs snap on as far as your trained eye not seeing a difference I guarantee there is. Snap on is definitely made out of a high quality tool steel and is definitely stronger and better but is it worth what they charge that’s up for debate but probably not. The best of harbor freight’s tools aren’t bad and though they like to compare themselves to snap on they aren’t and I definitely do own some of them. I don’t even have any used snap on much because everyone wants good money for used stuff because it’s so expensive new and when your buying it your buying the tool, paying for the dealer and his truck and enough extra for them to replace the one you broke a few times. They only hope the amount of money you paid will cover the costs of giving you a replacement when one breaks so it doesn’t cost them any money.

I really like my older Briggs and Stratton engines. I rarely use Snap-On.

 

[maulhead]

This thread is awesome, just read about 30 pages haha. I can only imagine the gold in the previous 7700 pages!

Are you underage also?

 

[LAWN BOY]

Some people call Briggs and Stratton this: Breaks and Scrapp’em

 

[maulhead]

Some people call Briggs and Stratton this: Breaks and Scrapp’em

What does that mean?

 

[LAWN BOY]

What does that mean?

I said it cause people started talking about Briggs and Stratton. It sounds similar to the actual name and is funny cause the newer ones are not very good. They break and people scrap em’.

 

[Dicky]

Are you underage also?

No sir, closing in on 40. Why do you ask?

 

[maulhead]

We were talking about Briggs and strap on but since we’re on harbor freight vs snap on as far as your trained eye not seeing a difference I guarantee there is. Snap on is definitely made out of a high quality tool steel and is definitely stronger and better but is it worth what they charge that’s up for debate but probably not. The best of harbor freight’s tools aren’t bad and though they like to compare themselves to snap on they aren’t and I definitely do own some of them. I don’t even have any used snap on much because everyone wants good money for used stuff because it’s so expensive new and when your buying it your buying the tool, paying for the dealer and his truck and enough extra for them to replace the one you broke a few times. They only hope the amount of money you paid will cover the costs of giving you a replacement when one breaks so it doesn’t cost them any money.

I'm still not convinced that @sawmikaze was talking about Briggs & Stratton, when he asked what happened to strap-on.

But thanks for the dissertation on handy tools.

 

[Lnk]

No sir, closing in on 40. Why do you ask?

Because we seem to be being invaded by teens and pre-teens. The short version is people here are sceptical of new people due to past history. Seems there were some trouble makers here in the past, and they got banned, and whenever someone comes in right after someone goes out, well, you do the math.

 

[maulhead]

I said it cause people started talking about Briggs and Stratton. It sounds similar to the actual name and is funny cause the newer ones are not very good. They break and people scrap em’.

I used to have hope, reading your reply, I have zero hope left.

 

[Lnk]

I used to have hope, reading your reply, I have zero hope left.

He needs to go to the beginning and read, then he needs to be able to read a room.

 

[maulhead]

No sir, closing in on 40. Why do you ask?

Dallas was spreading seeds that young?

My hats off to him.

 

[Lnk]

Good morning men, you are up early Matt, or is this normal?