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Really? Because I bought something used in good faith and a Snap on guy came in to repo it makes me a troll? I suggest you use that thing between your ears before you accuse people of things? How would you feel if something that you bought for a good amount of cash was still someone else's...

So I needed a new tool box as my old one is getting tight to the point of not being organized anymore. So off I went to talk to the Snap On man and he priced me on a KRL 7023 and a sweet looking 68" Epiq.....I prefer the 7023 because i'm 5'4" and its only 41" high versus the Epiq's 46"...

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Yep that's an A/C tool...i lost mine but i had bought it from Mac a few years ago..

Nice setup! Want to buy the hutch for mine ( krl7023) in the future! Don't blame you in going with the home depot lighting.... The snap on ones are WAY overpriced! Sent from my iPhone

By far the most comfortable pair of work socks I've worn. Especially on a Canadian winters day.. Sent from my iPhone

Hammer Vise grips Pry bar Torches When it boils down to it I can do anything with these tools.... It may not be "pretty" though! :) Sent from my iPhone

We should keep this thread going month to month. Sent from my iPhone

Lucky you. I know if I was a Snap On guy i wouldn't do that. Setting myself up to be taken advantage of. Sent from my iPhone

Thanks for all the discussion guys. Though I do appreciate all the discussion of finances and the such; i just was trying to look at things from every angle. And the comment that stated to "man up" ? Really? I do agree that 18% interest is astronomical and only if I had no other choice...

It does. My rebate will be around $1250. Falls under the "4x4" rebate program. It goes by net amount financed. Great replies guys. My plan is to finance the box. Where it'll come from I haven't totally decided yet. I do have a good down payment from my current box. I have to finance at...

Mainly I wasn't sure if I HAD to pay the full interest because of the way they show it at the beginning. Like I was in a contract to pay that set amount. I find it both up front ( which is good) and a little confusing the way that they do it Sent from my iPhone

Thank you everyone! It seemed confusing but is now clear. I wish I didn't have to go through credit, but that's life I suppose! Sent from my iPhone

Hey folks I'm looking into buying a new tool box and trying to get my head wrapped around the way Snap On credit works, mainly how they tack the interest on at the start. What happens it i want to make a lump sum payment? can I save interest this way? I assume the interest is calculated on...

I might have to after my wife see's how much the bill is going to be :shocking: I told her i needed a new box in August and she said we can save up the $1000 or so to buy a new one!:wtf: She has no clue how expensive it is to be in this trade! And to buy quality stuff that's going to last...

Looking at this box: http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=storage&item_ID=89800&group_ID=24507&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog Snap on guy has it on his truck and is willing to part with it for $7800tax in with a Stainless top (non Power) and he'll throw in a cover and snap on...

First post here just had to say had those strippers for a couple of months and love em'! :thumbup: