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Unused I refer to as out in the field I have a number of boxes and this problem started a few years ago. Back then Stanley acknowledged the problem, verfied that each one had a "diamond" on the handle and said that there was a problem with the plastic and would replace them if I sent them to...

So much for a lifetime tool warranty when you send them to a location in Concord NC that has no phone, no email, no supervisor, and for some reason its seems no accountability. Phone calls, emails, chat sessions all end in the same phrase "we will look into it and someone will get back to you"...

Bump, I bought the last two off of Amazon. OTC said they are back-ordered until June.

I have dealt with both local dealers (Truck) and Kenosha. I will say that one of my former route guys was 50 /50 on the helpful side. I had switched fields and had more tools than I knew what to do with and would only buy little things of the truck when i was in town. When I came down to...

I am looking for fixed 130 or 140. It is going in a road service kit and I know the service guys won't remember to turn and adjustable to 0 when done and have the chance of over torq by setting it up in the dark and not seeking the numbers correctly.

Looking for an alternative to OTC 5776-5 Fixed 140lb torque wrench. Thanks.

I have never had a problem buying just the blades. When I use to travel I would buy a few "special" long 1/8 tips and replace them myself on the road and swap them out with the dealer when I got home.

Does anyone have a lowes discount code?

Can someone PM me a 15 code they have one left down the street. I was looking at redoing workbenches and need a bunch of these but 1 will work for now. Thanks

And since they were bought with "my" tax paying funds....can I be considered as the original purchaser for warranty? LOL

Binks

3M has a seam sealer two part epoxy used to bond auto parts together.

I have a snap on 1 inch ratchet head adapter that I will be putting up for sale.

There are some cool tools for the kitchen aid. Past rollers, pelican head, ice cream maker this list goes on.

Thats the only door I use. Discovered that when i had them doing monthly oil changes on my truck when I was out of town. Small town WM so they had a decent work ethic. At one point I would take the oil of my choice, filter of my choice (They carried AC at the time) off the shelf bring it to...

I called on a Ryder Truck repair shop that had 15 new boxes ready to be swap int the shop. I understand that you can add to the box what you want but when you leave it get inventoried and is set up from what "corp says" you need.

Nice score. You can sell the tools and pay for a paint job. Lot's of time scuffing the paint on the drawers and getting ready for paint. Best bet is if you know someone who has a paint boot and do it over a weekend so you can do the bottom of the cab and the drawers and then turn them over.

Those are great pieces. I have the roller and brake. To be honest the only time I have used the roller was to make radius sides for a tool box on an old truck. The stock was way too thick for for the roller but we took it nice and slow. and it came out nice. I may be interested in buying...

A trick I use is to cut notches in a piece of PVC water pipe with a cap glued on the bottom. Put a piece of rebar in the PVC and place into your piece. The PVC prevents the anode from touching the piece. Another thing I do is put wire mesh, concrete wire etc. on the bottom of the tank and...

Tow truck ....why put extra wear and risk on the forklift. COD rate $160.00 commercial rate probably $130.00 offer cash for further discount, I bet you can get it moved for $80.00 to $100