Recent content by ssblood

Some are in pretty good shape and some you can tell have been well used. Prices do not include shipping. If you have a good SO man than you know you can get anything warrantied that has some rust on it. I just don't want to drive mine nuts getting things warrantied:) Shipping will be USPS flat...

PWCS7 Strippers. Have been used and are dirty in the pic, will clean them up before shipping. Gone. Green TMR4. Sells for 72 new. Never used but has some dirt on it from rolling around in the drawer. Gone. Green SSDMR4B Sells for 61.95 new. Used around the house a time or two, other than...

If anyone has ever changed the pushloc air fittings on the governor of an ISX in an International you could see where one would come in real handy...

88 is true rms. Nice meter even though I don't need mine terribly often. Accessories are great also. Sent from my ADR6425LVW using Tapatalk

Check out the Blue Point pocket IQ. Had one but changed jobs and sold it. Would read everything. Trans, Engine ABS, etc. 9 pin, 6 pin and OBD 2. Kinda pricey though.

Check out the Blue Point pocket IQ. Had one but changed jobs and sold it. Would read everything. Trans, Engine ABS, etc. 9 pin, 6 pin and OBD 2. Kinda pricey though.

Never a warranty problem here. Even crappy dealers have done warrantys. If you have a purchase history with them and call to complain on a dealer, you usually have a dealer calling to apologize real soon. I asked them why I was paying thousands upon thousands for tools that I couldn't get...

90+% SnapOn Knipex, a little Matco and Mac. Some old stuff I've bought or been given here and there. Not much of a dealer network around here for those two.

Broke a SO line wrench a while back. No hammer, just my palm on a sensor in a DPF. I break torx weekly. Pliers, picks and such. Random things here and there otherwise.

I have the SO made in USA reversible ones and love them. I've always used regular SO wrenches so it's nice to have the same feel and strength. They are also flank drive on the open end if you prefer that too.

I love my wobble sockets. My dad was a motorcycle tech and swore by universal sockets though. Seems the have their place.

I have a couple SO ujoints I never have used. Just never seen a use on road tractors. May list them and some other things I'd like to get rid of. PM me if you may be interested in one. David

+1 for the MM252. I'm not very experiences in welding but have repaired trailer frames, etc with the one at work and it is one awesome piece of equipment. You can't go wrong with one especially if you get a good buy.

Gold bits are great. I would rather have the bit break than strip out a bolt any day though.

SnapOn 3\4 impact. Then my SnG. Also a USN member:-) SnapOn puller I have was north of 500. 3/4 ratchets are around 300 now I think also. I don't like thinking of what the stuff cost anymore. I just pay weekly and know it will end when I die.