Umclemrbig
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[/URL][/IMG] craftsman stool and the very last SK G pro racheting deep offset metric wrench set sold by apex tool on amazon
Yeah-but where did you get the RC? And where are the moonpies?
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Yeah-but where did you get the RC? And where are the moonpies?
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Crown Imperial
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[/URL][/IMG] craftsman stool and the very last SK G pro racheting deep offset metric wrench set sold by apex tool on amazon
How do you reverse the ratcheting mechanism on these? Is there some kind of button on the side? I could use one of these sets for rear suspension work on the whip.
Lots of new tools!
Man that's a lot of snap on promo items.
MagnumForce
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Some American made Craftsman for Independence Day
marinepride
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That man should give me a corvette for my investment lol.
low_dakota94
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Picked up a 20 piece gearwrench set from Sears for 50 bucks today.
Tarheelgarage
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Daym those open ends are huge LOBSTER CLAWS...
low_dakota94
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Yeah they appear to be pretty bad lol but they'll work for around the house. I have a Armstrong set at work so these are just for play lol.
bodyguy16
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Im getting jealous ........ man you guys are geting some nice stuff!
Art From De Leon
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A few little knick-knacks I have picked up recently.
The Neon Green Hammer drill has been posted in the "Green ****" thread.
The 3/8" torque wrench was gotten in trade for the first version of the Electro-Torq. My dealer allowed me $350 towards the purchase. The Lufkin 25 ft Engineer's tape is a no-cost replacement from Lufkin for the first one that broke (will not retract) on its first use. I bought a couple of Stanley tapes at Home Depot for spares.
The Thor hammer will go into the tool cart along with his Thor brothers, and the Vaughn USA made Carpenter hammer is my house hammer. (I think the handle on this Thor looks kind of chintzy, compared to my others of the Thor Brand)
The 18V 3/8 drive cordless impact is going to celebrate its first birthday next Friday. I traded a Neon Green CT6850 1/2 inch drive for it when I decided that I would never have a need for a 1/2" cordless impact again (too bulky, and too heavy)
The Neon Green Hammer drill has been posted in the "Green ****" thread.
The 3/8" torque wrench was gotten in trade for the first version of the Electro-Torq. My dealer allowed me $350 towards the purchase. The Lufkin 25 ft Engineer's tape is a no-cost replacement from Lufkin for the first one that broke (will not retract) on its first use. I bought a couple of Stanley tapes at Home Depot for spares.
The Thor hammer will go into the tool cart along with his Thor brothers, and the Vaughn USA made Carpenter hammer is my house hammer. (I think the handle on this Thor looks kind of chintzy, compared to my others of the Thor Brand)
The 18V 3/8 drive cordless impact is going to celebrate its first birthday next Friday. I traded a Neon Green CT6850 1/2 inch drive for it when I decided that I would never have a need for a 1/2" cordless impact again (too bulky, and too heavy)
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I don't see why everyone makes a big deal about the "lobster claws"?
Ur mainly buying those wrenches to use 95% of the time on the ratcheting end
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AardvarkSpleen
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1/2" arrived to complete the family!
marinepride
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That is a good deal.
For a used box? Around here you can get a KRL for that all day.
97tbird
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Pass, I paid $1k for a used one and $1800 for one that was never had a tool in it but wasn't "new" per-say
bodyguy16
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Those look so good makes me want a matco dealer!
1/2" arrived to complete the family!
The Armstrong versions are much cheaper.
toolaholic
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there is indeed a push button on the side.
so should i ask for a lower price ? i'm kind of stuck in a pickle, my box is packed to the rim and i'm needing quite a few more things, don't know where to go from here, i was looking at HF box but i don't have 800 to just drop on it at one time
Hpozzuoli
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marinepride
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Those are ****.Goodies just arrived from the Norseman Garage Journal group buy.
HGHvoltage98
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I picked up this and a bench-top lathe today from the local woodworker's shop that is closing.
I picked them both up for less than $1100. This is my first spiral head jointer.
I picked them both up for less than $1100. This is my first spiral head jointer.
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garthg
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From the old stock in my local hardware store:
Stanley "Professional" USA 27mm socket, $4.19. (About half Sears Craftsman open stock).
Stanley "Professional" USA 27mm socket, $4.19. (About half Sears Craftsman open stock).
IH__COLLECTOR
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Went to my sears to get a ratchet replaced. I was checking out the gear wrench brand wrenchs. I noticed one said made in Taiwan and the other china. The Taiwan was the same price but only metric. The china was standard and metric. So i walked out with these. They look nice anyone had any experience with these? Bummer just turned the package over, its china made [emoji35][emoji52]
Thanks!
MagnumForce
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Went to my sears to get a ratchet replaced. I was checking out the gear wrench brand wrenchs. I noticed one said made in Taiwan and the other china. The Taiwan was the same price but only metric. The china was standard and metric. So i walked out with these. They look nice anyone had any experience with these? Bummer just turned the package over, its china made [emoji35][emoji52]
Use them daily and really like them.
rdn2blazer
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GlenC
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Now, that's just not fair!
bobbycos
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property room .com deal Stanley 145 piece tool set #94-376
only $28 but missing 4 pieces and the metric allen keys
after a trip to Sears and Harbor Freight, the set is 95% complete and I picked up a few other things at HF along with 25% off and a(nother) free screwdriver set
only $28 but missing 4 pieces and the metric allen keys
after a trip to Sears and Harbor Freight, the set is 95% complete and I picked up a few other things at HF along with 25% off and a(nother) free screwdriver set
1950mercury
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Went to my sears to get a ratchet replaced. I was checking out the gear wrench brand wrenchs. I noticed one said made in Taiwan and the other china. The Taiwan was the same price but only metric. The china was standard and metric. So i walked out with these. They look nice anyone had any experience with these? Bummer just turned the package over, its china made [emoji35][emoji52]
Lobster claw open end that is huge. And spreads easily. Other than that you cant complain
Went to my sears to get a ratchet replaced. I was checking out the gear wrench brand wrenchs. I noticed one said made in Taiwan and the other china. The Taiwan was the same price but only metric. The china was standard and metric. So i walked out with these. They look nice anyone had any experience with these? Bummer just turned the package over, its china made [emoji35][emoji52]
They aren't bad unless you have to really crank down on the open end. I had the husky set of wrenches at work for about a year or so and they worked well. They had the same big open end as yours has. I ended up with a set of Cornwell wrenches.
ThreePointedStar
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....wut
rickhigginshtbr
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finally gave in, just under $100 with coupon....
For those of you who have it, before I start using it, where does it usually leak from?
RacerX
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Use clear rtv over all the seams inside the cabinet. They leak everywhere. Get a good vacuum designed for blasting as well, it'll make your blasting easier to see.