Recent content by sandog_79

I can see on a ratchet, but tell me on a 10 mm socket, what is the difference? I had a HF brad nailer, I got rid of it pretty fast and changed over to a bostitch. The reason, the nailer would begin to jam if left in the hot sun for a bit. SO in some tools, yeah you can tell the difference...

Notice it is snap on, the same company who acn buy a OCC Chopper. You should look at there profit statements, they are ridiculous.

Excellent point. If the wrench does not fail, how can 1 wrench vs another wrench take 5 minutes longer. The point is valid on some specialized diag tools but not basic hand tools. I'm sure if I was a mechanic reaching in and grabbing an expensive tool feels just tons better when other people...

I do realize that HF is not the best and that the best exists out there. But a socket that costs 1 vs a socket that costs 10 dollars is hard to compare. My point is that on these forums everyone loves to bash HF or CMAN as inferior. Yes, some of there products do ****, but to spend 30k+ on...

I have read through many of these boards and perhaps this is not the best thread for this. I am not a professional mechanic, I am a DIY'er with most of my mechanics tools being craftsman which I picked up off of craigslist. This guy has a very nice tool setup and I see the picky truck people...

But that is the problem. I do not know what you do, but $40/hr is a TON of money hourly. That is almost 84k/yr. That is what Electrical engineers with experience are making. Plus most of the unions I have seen have better compensation packages than that of highly educated workers. I have a...

And the people with the biggest investments into their jobs make the least and get crapped on the most. How much do you think the finance guy has invested into his position? When and if they fire his ***, all he needs is a cardboard box to clean out his desk. When we leave, most of us need to...

Director of Engineering and Technical Services for a cell phone distributor

anyone have any contact information for a mac, matco or cornwell tool dealer in the pomona, CA area. Zip code is 91750 and area code is 909. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Right, which is why I am hoping to find a one of those 3 trucks that are in my area. I am not a shop, so I do not have access to one of the trucks stopping by. I would like to be able t contact or have on of the trucks contact me and jsut stop by to them and purchase 2 of them. Michael

I have seen them. I have been slacking on ordering one. I was hoping that maybe one of the mac, matco or cornwell truck owners in my area had one and I could meet up with them today or tomorrow to buy 2 of them. Thanks. Michael

I live in the La Verne, CA area, zip code 91750. I am looking for a truck dealer that sells the plyworx plyer rack. I would like to purchase it today or tomorrow. If anyone is available let me know. You can send me an email at msandborn at aerovoice dot com

I know in one drawer it has air tools, mostly mac with a few snap on. Do these sell fairly well with a decent price?

does anybody have any info on the solus. Please let me know. THank you. Michael

Yeah, this is the one OC. They are truck brand speciality tools. No price to wiggle on this. It is loaded, but I did want to part it. Most of the stuff would be sets like the screwdrivers, some of the wrench sets and most of the specialty stuff.The size is a bit big, but I can actuall fit...