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Yep! Thank Yo very much! :beer:

I'm looking for Stock Number on some jackets i saw there. I think it was leather jackets

Thank You for that one, but it was not that one I was looking for. It was a huge Industrial Catalog With a lot of different Tool Brands in

A couple of days ago I found a digital Snap-on catalog online. That catalog had some nice jackets and other Apparel, but now I can't seem to find that catalog again. Anybody who knows where to find that catalog?

A tip when replacing ratchet parts. Do it inside a large see through palstic bag. If parts "fly" away, tehy wont come far

There is a system; SOEX means; S=Flank Drive Plus, OE means Open end; X means Box. SOEXM= Flank Drive Plus, Open End, Box, Metric. OEX= Open End, BOX OEXM= Open ENd, Box, Metric

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The standard Torx are grey, and Heavy Duty are gold so you easy can see the difference. The gold color will wear off after some use.

AMEN to that!.

I'm dead sure its the switch that's short circuited. It easy to replace. Part nr CDR4850-117A

Impact tools are actually softer than standard tools because the softer alloy "absorbes" the impact shocks from the power tool. Its completely different steel in impact tools than standard tools

Its not YOUR lifetime, but estimated lifetime of the tool. A file has a shorter estimated lifetime than a box wrench, a pin punch has estimated shorter lifetime than a ratchet, and repair kit for ratchets are consumable good, just like brake pads on a car. If you have a car with three years...

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=all&item_ID=67464&group_ID=228&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog Anybody got this new 100-tooth ratchet yet?

A little tip when rebuilding ratchets, we all know those tiny balls, springs etc that usually ends up somewhere in the room when replacing the parts. Take a large clear plasticbag, and do the job inside the bag. If something is dropped, its dropped inside the bag, and not somewhere in the room....

The motor has to be replaced. Its burned, and the reason may be because of overload. Part nr CT4410-50