need a socket....
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I guess All my tools are "old"
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Any of the new craftsman tools are just junk.
I cannot break any of my old crafstman stuff, but the new stuff constantly breaks on me. Which is why I switched to Kobalt.
I just cannot afford to have multiple snap-on and cornwell sets around. 1 is enough and they don't leave my box, ever.
So I take other tools along.
Big sockets are something I don't have lots of though.
I cannot break any of my old crafstman stuff, but the new stuff constantly breaks on me. Which is why I switched to Kobalt.
I just cannot afford to have multiple snap-on and cornwell sets around. 1 is enough and they don't leave my box, ever.
So I take other tools along.
Big sockets are something I don't have lots of though.
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We all know the blue wrench fixes everything.
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