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PT Barnum said it best theres a sucker born every minute
If anyones interested ill spraypaint a set of knucklebusters black sign em and sell em for only $300 to your door in the continental US in a rubber tool box for the environmentally consious LOL
If anyones interested ill spraypaint a set of knucklebusters black sign em and sell em for only $300 to your door in the continental US in a rubber tool box for the environmentally consious LOL
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i'll stick with snap-on.
I always was a chrafstman kinda guy.. until recently. The past few 3/8" ratchets of theirs had been stripping out. No big deal lifetim warranty i will just go get it replaced right? Well they replace them with the remanufactured ones or whatever, and sure enough those stripped too. i don't know maybe i am just hard on the ratchets.
So i waited for the snap on man, and bought a set of 1/4" and 3/8" ratchet and socket sets, these things are sweet. no problems whatsoever. i guess you get what you pay for. live and learn
I always was a chrafstman kinda guy.. until recently. The past few 3/8" ratchets of theirs had been stripping out. No big deal lifetim warranty i will just go get it replaced right? Well they replace them with the remanufactured ones or whatever, and sure enough those stripped too. i don't know maybe i am just hard on the ratchets.
So i waited for the snap on man, and bought a set of 1/4" and 3/8" ratchet and socket sets, these things are sweet. no problems whatsoever. i guess you get what you pay for. live and learn
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From: 3rd Rock
Originally posted by 3broncocrazy
How ya gonna haul em on yer chopper
How ya gonna haul em on yer chopper
When you stop, with all you chopper buddies around, don’t get off the bike,
if ya do the weight of the tools will drop you pants to you ankles.
I do not know this from experience, but never drop you pants in a chopper group
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From: South Ga
Originally posted by Tim Lamkin
Get some of them pants with all the pockets, fill your pockets and ride on.
When you stop, with all you chopper buddies around, don’t get off the bike,
if ya do the weight of the tools will drop you pants to you ankles.
I do not know this from experience, but never drop you pants in a chopper group
Get some of them pants with all the pockets, fill your pockets and ride on.
When you stop, with all you chopper buddies around, don’t get off the bike,
if ya do the weight of the tools will drop you pants to you ankles.
I do not know this from experience, but never drop you pants in a chopper group
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Originally posted by 02superstroker
i'll stick with snap-on.
I always was a chrafstman kinda guy.. until recently. The past few 3/8" ratchets of theirs had been stripping out. No big deal lifetim warranty i will just go get it replaced right? Well they replace them with the remanufactured ones or whatever, and sure enough those stripped too. i don't know maybe i am just hard on the ratchets.
So i waited for the snap on man, and bought a set of 1/4" and 3/8" ratchet and socket sets, these things are sweet. no problems whatsoever. i guess you get what you pay for. live and learn
i'll stick with snap-on.
I always was a chrafstman kinda guy.. until recently. The past few 3/8" ratchets of theirs had been stripping out. No big deal lifetim warranty i will just go get it replaced right? Well they replace them with the remanufactured ones or whatever, and sure enough those stripped too. i don't know maybe i am just hard on the ratchets.
So i waited for the snap on man, and bought a set of 1/4" and 3/8" ratchet and socket sets, these things are sweet. no problems whatsoever. i guess you get what you pay for. live and learn
Yup. I just love going into sears and being handed a reman unit that has grease oozing out of the head on the ratchet, or that the handle is half ground off by the p.o.
Snap on for me too.
Look in my User Gallery. You'll See. I think I put Snap On's Kid thru College!
Actually I get a pretty good deal as the snap on dealer is a long time friend. He Shows me his cost, and then marks up about 5%.
Pretty darned Nice of him I think!
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I think when I get goin on my apprenticship that i will be buying snap on. Yes its expensive, but I know they are quality tools, and they will ALWAYS be around
4 star, you are gettin off pretty good there!
4 star, you are gettin off pretty good there!
