Snap-On??
#4
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Eastern PA,
Posts: 10,353
I have some Snap-on from when I was a mechanic. Most of it went when i stopped turning wrenchs. I kept all the hand tools only to have then stolen about 5 years later. Insurance covered them but at the time money was spent other placed. I can not afford to buy them now, but I will pick up a few pcs when i see them at flea markerts or yard sales.
I picked up a set of metric swivel sockets and a 8" DA sander for $60 the other day. The bearings in the DA have a little growl in them but it should hold up for a couple of cars before I have to get the bearing kit.
I picked up a set of metric swivel sockets and a 8" DA sander for $60 the other day. The bearings in the DA have a little growl in them but it should hold up for a couple of cars before I have to get the bearing kit.
#5
I had snap-on when I use to turn wrench's for living back in the 80's because there dealer came to our dealership's. I lost them in divorce.
your paying for there name ,more than anything. for the last 15 yrs I have sears craftsmen tools in my shop's .
your paying for there name ,more than anything. for the last 15 yrs I have sears craftsmen tools in my shop's .
#9
yeah,work great for me,havent had any issues at all.They also own and produce Mac Tools