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Doesn’t everyone have one of these for home use? Or is it finally time for me to admit I have a problem?

Was doing some spring cleaning and organizing, and lined up the power tools. Also wanted to update the pictures for the insurance agent.

When it's all profit, price doesn't matter. http://www.wisn.com/news/former-snapon-employee-accused-of-stealing-metric-tool-sets/32853302

I spend the majority of my time on Fords, and have gotten some very handy in a pinch Ford tools. Always looking for more, show what you have that saved time and money. A few of my favorites are below. First one is a kit to drill out broken manifold studs, spring project I have coming up. Second...

Have a matco floor jack, model mfj15. Love the floor jack, it's the only one that reaches underneath my car. (It's lowered 1.5 inches). I've had the jack over 10 years roughly, and noticed the bolt that holds the handle has stripped and is coming out of the frame. What do you think would be good...

The time has come to expand my box. I am not interested in getting a new one, but I will add a side cabinet or a locker. The box is a Classic 78 Top and Bottom. The units I am trying to decide between are listed below Locker...

Saw these in the rack, asked, got the price and ran out the door. For $100 bucks I couldn't pass up $810.80 of brand new Snappy goodness.

Found this, pretty well set up, and you can click on an item and it brings you to the Snap-on site to purchase. Happy hunting! http://www.bluetoad.com/publication/?i=45974&pre=1

Looking for the part number for an older Blue Point multi position ratchet. It is the one with the indexable head in 1/4 drive. Any help is greatly appreciated, I need to order a repair kit, but can't without the model number of the ratchet. Thanks!

I had to replace the pump on my Matco floor jack, and can't find the instructions on how to properly bleed the piston. Does anyone know where I can find the instructions? i couldn't find anything on the Matco site. The jack is the lowjack, I believe the model number is mfj-15. Thanks in advance...

I finally got around to organizing my extra sockets, and have a few sets for sale. Bags are $10 each, loose sockets are $1 each. All sockets are Craftsman unless noted and most are new and not used, however some are used. Shipping would be $5.00, and I will put as many as I can in a Postal...

72 Inches long, much taller and deeper then the current offering. Came in at 1,500 dollars, wonder if I can use the 20% off coupon?