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Just wanted some opinions so I price it right.

Thanks

I have the Irwin set that MAC and Matco rebrand and throw in a red case. It is a great set that I recommend picking up with the Irwin name online for much less.

I have only held it and have not been able to use it. I think it will be a great impact if it delivers the numbers that are stated. It is nice that you can share batteries and chargers with the Dewalts.

I was able to score a MAC VM50D US made vise for free. I am trying to sell it and I was wondering if anyone had any information about it. Also what do you think a reasonable asking price would be? I consider it to be in good used condition with normal wear from use.

I only used mine a couple of times and had it about 4 months. So far I love it.

Top and bottom in that price the only thing you are going to find is a KRA. If it is in that price range it is beat and something I wouldn't want anyway. The 7022 is close in size especially when you factor in the 1.5 inch trim they put on them to come up with their depth measurement. You do not...

Not a top and bottom of equal size.

Sweet!

I am also a fan of the plastic rails for sockets that I do not have on my Hanson trays. Home Depot has Husky rails that offer different lengths than you can get in the Craftsman rails. They appear to be the same and are not as expensive as Matco. They are around 7.00 per rail with pegs.

MAC 1/4 drive set on special this month.

I have a MAC cordless which which is similar. I love it and use it all the time. You can break bolts free using it like a regular ratchet and then run the bolts out. If you have a need for one I do not think you would regret it. Those new Matco ones are fairly pricey I would look at the...

Waytek has it down to 2 gauge. www.waytekwire.com it is in the battery and welding cable section. Check them out.

I purchased that 20 pc set about a year ago and have been happy with it.

My dealer told me that the 12v is 150 and the 20v has 725 of breakaway torque. I am not sure of working torque on it. They also share batteries with the Dewalt line and the chargers are compatible.

My Matco truck will also warranty them

I had a Matco 8525 and prior to that had a Snap on KRA. The Matco felt like it was built heavier and seemed nicer than the KRA and the KRL. At the time I had the opportunity to buy any of the 2 bays that I wanted. I checked out co workers boxes and the ones that the dealers had on the trucks and...

GearWrench for me. It is hard for me to find a reason to spend any more money on a set of ratcheting wrenches. I do not see what 400.00 worth of Matco 90 tooth wrenches would do over a 150.00 set of gearWrenches

I purchased a set of the HF extensions but returned them. I have sockets from Mac, Snapon, Matco and Craftsman. Some sockets would lock on and some would not.

The nicer the seat the better the chair. Height adjustment is nice too. Mac, Matco, and Snap on all sell one that has a molded rubber chair with a short back to it. They run about 200.00. They may be sold elsewhere for less but I don't know if they are.