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my father was looking at amazon and found out you can subscribe to mitchell1 eAutoRepair , 4 years ,1 vehicle, for $17.04https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_?url=search-alias%3Dautomotive&field-keywords=mitchell1&x=15&y=18 but I have never used it ,however i use alldata at school and find it...

the club doesnt take 10% off everything but you need it to get the club sales, I would join the craftsman club some of the specials are quite good there is a sale right now

also go to lowesforpros.com register or log in then click on kobalt tools near the center of the page and you will get a coupon/page in pdf format for pliars/vicegrips/and other stuff with the biggest savings of $200 off this tool cabinet combo bringing it to $498 and you can reuse this coupon...

it expires july 30, 08

they must be operating off of your IP(internet provider) address my father tried the same thing with his different email addres an it said the same thing

I havent picked my box up yet, the manager offered me $100 off the bent up floor model but it was in rough shape, it had drawers that rolled smooth, but had resistance that might keep you from slamming it shut with one quick push, hopefully I will soon find out how a brand new one feels.:bounce:

just bought the 52" cabinet sunday and am waiting for it to ship to the store, I got the same 15% coupon but there was also an old price on the shelf $669 vs $699, so it all came down to $569. better and cheaper than harbor freight all with a 5 year warranty :thumbup:

does anybody get the speed channel whenever theres nothing better i watch pinks its a drag racing show were most of the time they race for "pinks" theres drama but its cool to watch people race cars they built themselves, i guess id be full of drama if my car was on the line.:3gears:

$6-700 for that, im not sure if you have a tractor supply near you but check their tool cabinets out they even have some kind of a 5 year warranty :drink...

it would be nice to see craftsman made in USA, but that wont stop me from buying. I found a lawsuit that says parts are made in many different countries but isnt specific on what parts theres not much detail and i cant find much else so if any one has info on this please tell me more...

thanks, a lot of good opinions on what to do with tools and women, but it sounds like a good idea to start with mostly Craftsman and some Snap On for the stuff that is realy important (air tools, ratchets, special tools) but nobody around my area seems to sell their old tools, cant blame them...

thanks for the input ,this stuff can get confusing ,thankfully Ive got time to decide before I have to take out a loan, I like the idea of starting out with what I can afford(craftsman) and later when I make some $ buy better quality tools if for some reason craftsman doesnt work out for me

so I guess I will probably stay away from SK if their warranty isnt that good. speaking of warranties I heard craftsman doesnt take back rusted tools, so i asked an employee and they said its true if the rust is the cause of the problem, ive never had a rusty craftsman tool but this still sounds...

I have afew old sockets from SK they are way older than me but still are in good working condition, ive seen them believe it or not in the sears/craftsman catalog I will have to do a little research on them to try and find a dealer their prices seem to be in between craftsman and snap on so they...

hopefully this coming fall im going to school to become a mechanic and get certified does anyone have any input on which tools to go with i've worked with Snap On and craftsman and dont see why Snap On is so much more expensive I own a decent amount of craftsman right now for home use but would...