Recent content by Mr_Snips

Ok here...swaybar bushings are probably shot...talk to kartboy (http://www2.kartboy.com/x4/) spark plugs are a pita might have to take out the windshield fluid reservoir but not hard just time consuming. And brakes just depends what you want to do but generally they are identical to every...

Picked up a little 90 amp 110v chicago electric flux core welder...only 30 bucks and barely used...so i'm good with that.

for occasional home use ryobi from HD isnt bad.

Yeah its been a few years since i went to college. Oh well...I'll **** up the BS for a few years and try to punch the fewest amount of your sons and daughters for not agreeing with me. :lol_hitti

Well after doing alot more research and talking to a few reps snap on just isnt for me. I'm still going to entertain it just to get their side of the story but i'm going back to school. No other choice right now and i found field i'll enjoy in Industrial manufacturing and technology.

I wish i did have some of the mechanical certs and stuff like that but i'm a warfighter. I've been infantry my entire enlistment and know nothing else in the military. I love my job and i love being deployed and in combat but due to a severe back injury i simply cant do it anymore. I am very...

Yeah i mean i have nothing against long hours...Its sort of all i know anymore. Even on a quiet day its 10 hours and i wont even go into what a long day is. But if i could get a route near where i live at home i think i'd have plenty of luck. Lots and lots of shops around both north and south...

I have been using surefire and fenix for years now. really cant go wrong with any of there offerings.

I have been to college before and currently have my associates in Interpersonal communications. At this point in my life i really dont see myself succeeding if i go back to school based on some outside circumstances but also that i just dont have the same attention to sitting in a class room...

Yeah right now with getting out I've got about enough free time to wipe my *** and not much else. I've certainly always been a people person and right now I'm leaning heavily to this or going back to college for public affairs. So hopefully some contact with people that actually have done...

I will definitely hit them up. An 80 hour work week is nothing new.

Hey guys i am currently a US Marine and will be getting medically retired in the very near future. One of the opportunities that really peaks my interest is working for Snap-On but i would really like to talk to a rep that actually works for Snap-On that isn't related to the hiring/propaganda of...

I picked up a husky 90 degree die grinder a few weeks ago. I've been nothing but impressed with the fit finish and quality of it.

I worked in a bike shop for several years. I still have all my park tools 8 years later. Can't beat them. It's the snap on of the bicycle world

Don't go with Ryobi if you plan on consistent use. It's good for occasional light duty work. Rigids battery replacement changed a few years ago so stores no longer are supposed to just trade batteries. I'd suggest Milwaukee if you can swing it. M18 fuel is the way to go.