Recent content by kevinz

That is very true and I'm not too worried; I know they'll take care of it. Just ***** because it is brand new and I've only had it a week:sad: I did notice about the only time it does it is after the battery is charged...anyway, we will see. And for what its worth...this thing is def. MORE...

I can say it pulled two front wheels off a Dodge 3/4 ton (8 lugs ea) that were all torqued to 153 ft-lbs with minimum effort:thumbup:

The snap on one does look nice, but it came down to price for me. Out the door I got my Matco and a battery for about $167 after trade...I knew no way would my snap on guy do that.

Anyone else have one? Picked one up on Wednesday. It's pretty nice and appears to have quite a bit more power than the 14.4v one I traded in. I love it, but I'm starting to sadly think I may have to get it warranteed next Wednesday:sad:. Today it started developing this problem after...

All the 12 volt batts interchange with the 10.8 and vice versa. Did it all the time at work before I upgraded to all 12v.

I have both of Matco's cordless ratches (1/4 in and 3/8 in) and both are amazing tools, had to send off the 1/4 in for warranty repair because it quit one day, but has been fine since...the fact that you can use the same batteries as the other cordless tools they have is a bonus. The 3/8...

I have Matco's 3/8 cordless impact, 1/4 cordless impact, and 1/2 cordless impact. All from the Infinium line and all are awesome. I always say this, DO NOT base your opinion on these guns on the first Infinium 3/8 cordless, it *****. I have the newer HO version and it's a lot better. Also...

if you have the old black and red matco cordless, yeah, it *****. if you have the first version of the Infinium cordless, yeah, it ***** too. The second shot at the Infinium version they hit out of the park. It's way more powerful and has served me very well. As with all things though, using...

BUMP, let's get this thing sold! This is a good price for one of these with a good charger and two good batteries!

BUMP, reduced price

I have for sale a green Snap On CT4410a 3/8 cordless impact kit. Comes with impact, carrying case, two 14.4v ni cad batteries, and a ni cad/lithium ion 14.4v and 18v charger. Everything works fine; I purchased this impact a few months ago for around the house work and it doesn't really get...

:rocker:Figured I'd jump into this thread as well...I work at a small indie shop in a small town. My boss has numerous years experience in the field as a tech, service manager, and shop foreman. I get the feeling he knows how it is to be screwed by superiors in this field and he does a...

I'm looking for a Stanley locking flexhead stubby 3/8 drive ratchet. The part number is 89-617 and can be seen here http://www.stanleytools.com/default.asp?CATEGORY=SMT+RATCHET+FLEX+HEAD&TYPE=PRODUCT&PARTNUMBER=89-617&SDesc=3%2F8%26%2334%3B+Drive+Stubby+Flex+Head+Locking+Ratchet+-+Pear+Head...

Just thought I'd update with some real world trial of this drill...used it last night to put a couple screws in my overn door for the handle and side trim, and it worked fine. Used it today at work with a hone to enlarge the I.D. of some tapered cone bearings we made to use as setup bearings...

Picked up the CMan C3 1/2 in drill with the compact XCP battery kit this weekend at the local Sears for $112 out the door. Have been wanting a good cordless drill for a while and had it narrowed down between the CMan and the following: Porter Cable PCL180CDK-2 1/2 in 18v Li-ion drill kit ($140...