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seems like being a tool dealer is risky business.

Being a tech, I try to support all of my tool dealers if I like them.i know its a very tough business to get into so I try to be supportive.I usually take turns with purchases from each tool dealer to spread the wealth so to say.

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lol...but i seen the jr72 on the website, looks like a nice ratchet..this is the first time I ever dealt with a cornwell guy and bought cornwell tools.In my box I have snap on, matco, mac, craftsman, kd, and otc...looks like that jr72 is going to be in my wish list.

Yeah I would take it seriously.But I don't know if I would deal with it in that manner.the matco guy even went as far as predicting his demise saying that hes been in the business a very long time and that it is just a matter of time before he goes out of business.

My shop deals with snap on and matco.but recently the cornwell guy just started to come.what happened was both matco guy and cornwell guy came to the shop at the same time.when the matco guy seen the others guy truck, he got mad and went to his truck and told him he better respect and not to...

good deal.it costs a lot more and its a useful tool.

NICE box!

If you can afford it why not.you can also find some deals on CL.I bought my krl brand new in the first year of my career.I don't regret it one bit.It serves me well.sure you can buy another brand box, but something about snappy boxes which sets them apart from the rest.but I do understand about...

From my opinion the tool boxes because they open and close so smoothly, I love the luster of the paint job.I bought my KRL7022 going on 4 years and it still looks brand new.the other big 2 (matco and mac) they make great boxes but not better than snap on in my opinion. They can take abuse from...

Just don't be too pushy when trying to sell things.giving little gifts could go a long way with good custumers.

That story makes me sick to my stomach.

for press in.i like using a hammer.i just like to hit things.

I have a pneumatic grease gun by matco if you are interested.it's barely used.asking for $25.PM me if interested.

the new 88 tooth ratchet with the adjustable locking flex head, pretty sweet.also their pry bars are bad ***.

Here is my cart.

I don't get it either..these are hard working people who are just trying to feed their families..I deal with snap on and matco.they are good dealers who take care of their customers.yeah the prices are high but well justified.i know its not cheap operating one of those trucks.

No my name is not on there lol..I always make my payments on time...but seen a tool guy not very happy at a tech who was behind 3 weeks..thats why I was asking.

Just curious. Is there any kind of data base for dead beat techs who do not pay?If I was a dealer I would want to know something like that..do tool truck dealers look out for each other?just wondering.

-You count down the days that the tool truck comes. - You make a big tool purchase knowing you are in debt. - The first website you visit is garage journal and you are on it for hours