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Mac has a 7x9 and 8x10 flare nut wrench in their Expert brand.

The lawnmowers from home centers are not different than what Deere dealers sale and none of the Deere branded mowers are rebranded MTD mowers.

If that is happening, then it is because of the management at your dealer. There is not a John Deere policy stating customers go to the back of the line if they bought their lawnmower from Home Depot.

There is not much I would change for I have been fairly satisfied with all of my tool purchases. But, adding a 3/8" impact much sooner to my box would be the main thing I would change. Also would not have purchased any other brand of pliers but Channellock or Knipex. And lastly, all of my...

That is what I did when I starting buying my tools. I would replace the Harbor Freight tools that broke with better tools. If I don't use a tool enough to wear it our or break it I don't see the point in spending the money for a better tool. That was 15 years ago when I starting buying my own...

I don't use either one very often. But the short wrenches get used a lot more than 12 point sockets. I only use 12 point sockets on 12 point bolts/nuts and I don't see them very often. If I had to choose what to add to my box first it would be the short combination wrenches because most are...

I hate this also. What I usually get is "What are you going to do with it" and my response is "Well if you don't know then you must not have it" I then leave.

Is that the same plant that is on page 19 of the Proto catalog? If so, do they really use mostly Proto?

I am a Vehicle Mechanic in the USAF. Don't have any pics.

It will work just fine.

1/4 inch drive 1/2 inch socket, 3/8 drive 1 inch socket, 1/2 inch drive 1 1/2 socket. You can get bigger from some companies but there is really no reason for bigger. Even these sizes are fairly large for there drive size. I have never looked at a bolt with a 5/8 head and thought "if only I...

If you have the money go with the Classic. It's bigger and when it comes to tool boxes bigger is always better. Well.............almost always.

Lost a file that I am sure I left on a trailer I was working on. Also lost a Hazet 13mm combo wrench that I think was left on a finishing mower. Didn't really care about the file but the wrench still aggravates me.

I guess if I had to choose it would be the riser. I don't use either one though. I use a slant opening box like the ones strictlytoolboxes sell. I have it on the left corner and it leaves the rest of the top free for whatever. 90% of what I use daily is in it and there has been days when the...