Recent content by anndel

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The next closest thing is Snap-on's for $100. I got a couple SOs from my driver and he gave them to me for $50 each.

Enter me please.

Or maybe China bought Canada.

All brands no matter the cost have great ones and bad ones.

Formerly Goodyear, now Continental air hose. My Goodyear lasted 10 years and still going strong.

Maybe Great Star will buy them out.

My Snap-on hard handles stink but my SO and SK comfort grips and the Vessel sets don't.

BLUF: Yeah the higher price is worth every penny.

Love my 1990's Fluke 87 V. Use it for home electrical repairs, ham radio repairs, automotive work, electronic troubleshooting and kit building. Calibrated it with a known reference a couple of years ago before the pandemic (friend did it at his work) and it was within +/- 5%. I have a...

Gearwrench and Starrette.

Have the dealer replace it.

My Snap-on, SK and Armstron all outlasted the Pittsburgh HF. It sheared at the head the first time I brought it home trying to break a 150 ft-lbf torqued pittman arm nut.

After the Noco couldn't crank it I checked the voltage and it did f=go up from 4.1VDC to 5.3 VDC.

Exactly.