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7 pages? Really?........:wtf::headscrat I try to only post when I feel I have something to contribute or want to pay someone a compliment, but this is crazy. Autoace seemed to be just looking out for any new members or onlookers who might not be familiar with purchasing tools as a...

I think they are the Triumph Thunderbits.

Yeah I see it now. Those kits are crazy expensive. Good thing they supply those for us, I would not want to have to spend that kind of money on some crimpers.:shocking:

Oooo, what's in the Caterpillar box?

Survey completed. Thanks.

I have used those several times at work. Usually for taking off something that is in a confined space such as a starter or a hydraulic pump. They aren't needed very often but when you find the need they can be a life saver.

Very cool. Thanks for posting.:thumbup:

I would just wait for the tool. No sense in marring up your nice new tool box.

Flare-nut wrenches and angle wrenches. They have the magic numbers: 30* and 60* angles. Other than that there isn't anything I need that would have to be Snap-On.

Hi Corky, I am just about to finish up my apprenticeship/training in heavy equipment repair this May. I don't have much to add that the others haven't already covered, but I will say that if you are going through a vocational school, you may be able to even get a discount from Snap-On...

You should do a thread. I'd like to see some close ups of the box and how it is organized and such. I have never seen one in person.

I am pretty sure you can get it without the case. Under the price list for each set they usually show the prices for: the complete set, tools only, case only, etc. http://www.stanleysupplyservices.com/product-detail.aspx?pn=23-087R

http://www.stanleysupplyservices.com/

"Ghost Soldiers" by Hampton Sides. It's about the 120 or so Army Rangers sent to rescue the last surviving POWs of the Bataan Death March in WWII.

Also if you have a MAC dealer they may be able to get you one. For a while MAC was selling a Big Dawg of their own. When I broke my long 1/2" drive Proto Big Dawg, I got a kit from my MAC dealer.

Awwww come on:bowdown: Ahh man. I remember those. I grew up in Allen Park down the street from Crazy Benzy's. There was actually a toy store there before it that sold Brio (little wooden trains). But yeah, I loved Performance too. Cool store. I bought my IR impacts there and my first circular...

Wow this thread makes me sad. There are way to many wrenches out there that aren't in my tool box. Vintage Snap-On and Plomb, Gray wrenches, all kinds of goodness. At least I haven't spotted any tubular handled wrenches with the detachable ends, or any of the xl Snap-On flex-head wrenches (OH...

Very nice. I am slightly jealous. Those are some of the most common sizes I use. 11/16, 13/16, and 15/16 are common hydraulic fitting sizes for me. 3/4 is very common for bolts, and 7/8 is used for some other fittings as well as track adjusters on dozers. A few guys at work have the Matco...

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I have a set of the std angle wrenches. As far as angle wrenches go, this is one place where I say Snap-On or nothing. Like the other's have said, they are the only ones with 30* and 60* angles. Most others are 15* and 60*, but since most combo wrenches already have a 15* angle on them, then you...