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I got a chance to use a launch (matco) for a couple weeks and I liked it better than the snap on verus I was using at the time. If I was going to buy one I would look at launch first.

This makes sense and puts it into perspective....I have had a ratcheting screwdriver for probably a year and I don't think I've used it once. Never even think about it.

90% of the time I work on light duty diesel trucks with some big stuff and some small stuff thrown in. Clearly I'd prefer an impact or a ratchet but sometimes those don't fit. Just today I used a 15mm on the nuts holding the exhaust on the manifold on an escalade. Ratchet wouldn't fit. I'd...

The lack of ratchet wrench use on this forum blows my mind. I use them daily.

For me it would have to be snap on quality with snap on warranty for well under snap on price. Honestly I don't think you could make a snap on quality box at a price that would be enticing. And without a low price it would be hard to put a lot of trust in a brand new name. I like to "know" I'm...

Anybody used the snap on nozzles? Just out of curiosity

House definitely isn't paid off. I wish! So don't give me too much credit. Adding to what you said, I do see a lot of guys my age that don't understand the "work hard and earn what they have" part. And I think that's the mentality that leads to repossessed tool boxes (and other things).

I'm 23 years old and I have a krl1022 and an 84" epiq. I've only been a mechanic for less than 2 years. I also own a house and have 2 trucks that are paid for. Some "young guys" can actually manage money. If you're able to, I think buying a big high quality box right off the bat is the way to...

I don't know about other brands but I know snap on's sep program has one limit for tools and a separate limit for tool storage. Lots of misinformation about that stuff on this forum.

11/32 is somewhat common on starter solenoid nuts.

Then you can't test for power. ....I see what I did there. Whoops

I'd imagine the positive clamp would be so you can use the probe to test for ground.

My snap on boxes were worth every penny to me...just because I wanted them.

I've never used them but I came across these recently and thought it looked like a good idea https://www.grip-on.com/186-chain-pipe-cutter-plus/

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The ratchet is useless. Not long enough to loosen most drain plugs. The sockets are great. They make it easy to spin the plug off by hand and help tremendously with not dropping it. Plus you don't have to get all your normal sockets covered in oil

Sk makes some great stuff. I use their sockets daily. The only problem with sk is they are not snap on.

When I first started buying off of my snap on guy he wanted full retail for stuff. I told him if I wanted to pay full retail I'd order online. He started doing me right and in 8 months I've spent $14k with him. Tomorrow I start a new job that's not in his territory and he told me the driver...

I've never known of a tool truck owner that charged interest.

I can't even comprehend such a statement.