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I have Snap-on, Proto and old Craftsman. They all work, but when the going gets tough I prefer Snap-on, a lot of times you need the offset broaching found on Snap-0n and some others. Whatever you buy, make sure the broaching is offset so when you flip the wrench it comes in at a different angle...

I noticed on some wrenches I bought off the Snap-on website the stamping wasn't perfect, I think they are cutting cost on things, I also bought a 9/16 crowfoot and it was laser etched and not stamped like my previous one bought many years ago, I have been buying Snap on tools since the 1990's...

I have the same saw, a little smaller and lighter than the 261, but plenty of power, love the saw, still available in Germany according to my dealer.

I use a couple of these, good lights 1000 lumens, and a couple Snap on cordless with magnetic base, also good lights.

I coat them with 3 in 1 oil.

I have Snap on taps from the early 2000's, worked when others wouldn't.

I own six of these, 2 of them have 2 (2 by 4's) across them supporting 15 sheets of 1/2 in plywood, I like them, very useful.

I also recommend Proto, I have two sets. metric and sae, satin finish, good USA wrench at a good price. I also own Snap on, Mac, and Craftsman to name a few. Can't go wrong with Proto, actually like the Proto Satin finish.

Thanks for the feedback, That is exactly what I want it for.

I noticed you have a King Electric Heater, how do you like it? I just order a 12,500 kw from Home Depot, it should be arriving soon, I had it ship to the store so I can check for damage before I take it.

Vaughan https://www.lowes.com/pd/VAUGHAN-12-oz-Smooth-Face-Rubber-Head-Wood-Rubber-Mallet/3333072

I am having a SPO10 Rotary lift installed on Monday, can anyone tell me what size Breaker and wire I will need. I have an idea but would like some input, thank you.

Hello Guys, I just ordered a Rotary two post lift, model SPO10, my question is should I buy the 2' or 4' extension option at $450.00 to $650.00. I will be lifting pick ups and van and want to be able to stand up underneath them, any help would be appreciated.

Like the title states, do I need rebar in concrete for two post lift, and does any one have a lift installed with out the rebar. Thanks in advance.