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Harbor Freight will have those in a month for half the price. Sears (kmart) makes me sick any more.

Danaher is delivering what Sears is willing to pay for. The only company cheapening the Craftsman brand is Sears (Kmart).

I already did that. I offered him $900. Haven't heard anything back from him.

This is the one that I looked at. Looks just like it. http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=storage&item_ID=87878&group_ID=23865&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

I looked at that cart. New is 1500.00 list so I'm not sure what he is thinking.

I service commercial irrigation systems. Pumps, valves and back flows. I always used "disposable" tools for this. Dirt, mud, water and the like. I started buying HF stuff about a year ago and now that's all I buy for work. I get my job done just as fast as I did with the mix of Craftsman and...

I bought their universal wrench set when I first saw them in the store over the winter. I had no idea they were made in China and just assumed that they were USA like everything else Craftsman. I was wrong. As soon as I read China on the package I took them back. The girl asked me why and I told...

I was 60 miles from civilization. Money for cutting oil wasn't an issue, 2 hours to drive there and back was. I had a drill, 2 cans of PB-50 and a snapped off bolt. WD-40 will work just fine as a cutting oil. In a pinch, a fit of laziness or any other reason you might have.

I had to drill out a snapped off bolt from a PTO shaft in the field. I used PB-50 (don't use WD-40 at all any more) for cutting oil and it worked just fine.

Got the 49 piece Vortex set, SAE and metric reversible ratcheting wrenches (they will take them back if I hate them), 2 of the 56 piece ratcheting screwdriver sets and SAE and metric flex hex keys. I also ordered the 20 piece screwdriver set with pry bar. I've been buying more and more...

Their prices are higher for everything that I bought straight up at Home Depot. New to boot. I have no problem with buying a refurb item, but not at those prices.

You really can't go wrong with that Milwaukee. I got the M12 drill, driver, sawzall and copper cutter for my truck and I haven't been let down yet. Sears has the drill alone on sale for $89. I have been getting the higher capacity batteries of late and they last a long time.

I have the middle set and it works perfectly every time I use it. I've seen our fleet mechanic weld a nut on broken studs on numerous occasions. Works every time, I just don't have a welder.