wrenches

[dall]

Is this a gimmick or worth having? https://jet.com/product/detail/f43f...UtamZDKGkTuifPMIQJ4O1MRcMc6rQ_QuJgaAjED8P8HAQ

lone wolf i have a couple sets from this size up to the larger ones for lugnuts they do work good on rounded off bolts and nuts. they also have the screw out ones but they are not worth buying.

 

[Guido Salvage]

Is this a gimmick or worth having? https://jet.com/product/detail/f43f...UtamZDKGkTuifPMIQJ4O1MRcMc6rQ_QuJgaAjED8P8HAQ

I have an Irwin set without the case. Missed a Craftsman set at a swap meet for $5.00.

 

[DSS]

Is this a gimmick or worth having? https://jet.com/product/detail/f43f...UtamZDKGkTuifPMIQJ4O1MRcMc6rQ_QuJgaAjED8P8HAQ

No, they work. We have several different sets in the shop. That's a good price too.

 

[fordf150]

Cornwell truck was in yesterday. I dont know how people can stock a toolbox off one of these trucks.

 

[Lone Wolf]

Cornwell truck was in yesterday. I dont know how people can stock a toolbox off one of these trucks.

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you see this yet? http://mobiledistributorsupply.com/knipex?p=3

 

[olyman]

I don't know what the "best" ratchet is...I don't buy snapon because theyre just overpriced rebranded tools...plus a lot of "their" teardrop ratchets have way too many parts IMO


vs
snapon with way too many parts...

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really??? pffft....

 

[olyman]

Weird Craftsman ratchet.

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theres more sockets that go to that.. and it was used,,in the days of real fans on engines,,to get the bolts on the fan hub loose, without cutting your finnnners......

 

[Lone Wolf]

I don't know what the "best" ratchet is...I don't buy snapon because theyre just overpriced rebranded tools...plus a lot of "their" teardrop ratchets have way too many parts IMO


vs
snapon with way too many parts...

really??? pffft....[/QUOTE]
Snap On FS80 ratchets are supposed to be the best in the business. I dont doubt that. The price is high but if you are making a living with it or can afford it fine. As far as good prices look at Gearwrench. http://www.gearwrench.com/84T_FullRatchetLine_Brochure_V5_lo.pdf

 

[wildroamer]

I like the Gearwrench sockets. Good bang-for-buck imo.

 

[Lone Wolf]

I like the Gearwrench sockets. Good bang-for-buck imo.

I just got the 1/4 and 3/8 set in a plastic box with ratchets for around a hundred for both on sale.


Look here this is not going to get any cheaper, grab a set. http://app.streamsend.com/ss/1/a3qa/05qdo08bwk

 

[olyman]

really??? pffft....

Snap On FS80 ratchets are supposed to be the best in the business. I dont doubt that. The price is high but if you are making a living with it or can afford it fine. As far as good prices look at Gearwrench. http://www.gearwrench.com/84T_FullRatchetLine_Brochure_V5_lo.pdf[/QUOTE]
I was responding to cantgetitrights post.....he knows not what hes talking about..andddddddd, .MOST ratchets,,will last a long time.......IF they are periodicly taken apart,,cleaned,,and oiled............

 

[cantgitright]

Olyman...you are one funny mother *f-word er

 

[cantgitright]

I just got the 1/4 and 3/8 set in a plastic box with ratchets for around a hundred for both on sale.


Look here this is not going to get any cheaper, grab a set. http://app.streamsend.com/ss/1/a3qa/05qdo08bwk

Best compared to what? Armstrong markets tools to industrial users, snap on to the automotive industry...
Snap on buyers believe their tools are the best because they cost the most and they have a lifetime warranty. The fact is snap on doesn't even make their own products, companies like Armstrong or Williams do...
The only thing snap on is good for is specialty tools, like door wrenches etc.

The same goes for snap on toolboxes...theyre wayyyyyy overpriced medium duty box!
A Lista is 10x the box for less than half the price!

 

[olyman]

Best compared to what? Armstrong markets tools to industrial users, snap on to the automotive industry...
Snap on buyers believe their tools are the best because they cost the most and they have a lifetime warranty. The fact is snap on doesn't even make their own products, companies like Armstrong or Williams do...
The only thing snap on is good for is specialty tools, like door wrenches etc.

The same goes for snap on toolboxes...theyre wayyyyyy overpriced medium duty box!
A Lista is 10x the box for less than half the price!

until you know the truth,,mr troll,,you ought shut your pucking mouth...

 

[wildroamer]

[QUOTE="cantgitright, post: 82016, member: 1045"A Lista is 10x the box for less than half the price![/QUOTE]

Link please, and I'd appreciate you find me the best possible deal, if you please!

 

[cantgitright]

until you know the truth,,mr troll,,you ought shut your pucking mouth...

Must still be paying your snap on mortgage, huh?

 

[cantgitright]

http://listabox.com/
That's their "toolbox" site but they have way more than that...they're made in I believe Holliston Ma.
I like to see 500 lbs in a snap on box drawer without it bending or destroying the slides...

 

[SteveSS]

until you know the truth,,mr troll,,you ought shut your pucking mouth...

I know you two have the quite the history, but this has been a pretty friendly thread up til now. Maybe we can keep it that way??

 

[cantgitright]

I could be saying the same bull *s-word he is saying, and he would still say I'm wrong...

 

[olyman]

I know you two have the quite the history, but this has been a pretty friendly thread up til now. Maybe we can keep it that way??

who is he,,i don't recognize that name at all.......I dont like,, people yapping lies,, snap on tools are all American made..their blue point line,,not so much...or is he,,a reincarnation, of the illustrious 999999999999??