Recent content by AKUSMC

Yep hammering to break stuff loose...sometimes you have to double air hammer on some of our Haul Road trucks...I love and only recommend the Snap-On PH3050 air hammer...it is nasty! Ain't nothing a torch and Snap-On air hammer won't move haha

Awesome shop. Welcome from another Alaskan, I do love the valley. Lots of snow coming your way I hear

Haha yes! I don't know if a truer statement has been spoken.

I will check out the XBM. I have a number of 0 offset double box ends and a few 60 offset wrenches for specific jobs from when I worked on CAT mining equipment. Now that I'm in the trucking industry I don't use them much but they're handy to have.

Anyone else have one? I don't know why but I love combination wrenches. I like my ratchets and torque wrenches quite a bit but an old fashioned set of wrenches is a weakness. My personal favorite are Snap-On Flank Drive Plus and I like their angle wrenches a lot too!

Big fan of my GPs but our Mac dealer is great about warranty for broken sockets. Though if I wanted to spend the money I would get a set of the pinless Matco sockets. I have a few in various sizes I needed and love them

Our Snap On guy is awesome. Great customer service, stops by on days he doesn't have to if something comes in and owning all three routes in town I'm sure he is doing well. His cute redhead assistant lady helps bring the guys out too

Nice! I really like the idea of a hutch, though with the toolbox purchase a hutch will be in the future not right now. Any pictures? Can I get a picture of your setup? I think it sounds awesome! I plan to eventually put a hutch, locker and end set of drawers on as my tool inventory grows. Plus...

Hey guys, I am picking up a KRL1022 on Monday and am looking for help in organization ideas. I currently have a Homak H2Pro, 55" top and bottom. I have consolidated most of my tools to the bottom side because I'm 5'4" and let's be honest it gets old having to jump to close my top lid and I...

Although a majority of my tools are Snap-On I have no problem seeing they aren't without issue. Not a quality issue so much as a size issue...the MG725 while it hits hard and is a great gun is HUGE! Working on off highway mining trucks, where space isn't at a premium it was fine but moving to a...