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wow, i am lazy... thanks

im done with my dealer. ive tried snapon.com and there was some big form to fill out to find dealers near me, far too lazy for them to send me the information of who is probably my current dealer, i tried the yellow pages and google and got nothing... im in canada any ideas?

this is more about keeping business ethics on the dealers part, than scummy mechanics who cant pay their bills. i understand, to the drivers in this thread, if you cant make a deal you wont, that is fine. my driver already made a deal, then backed out when i had my bank card in my hand. its...

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you would think so... that being said after i posted this, on a break, i swear. my manager showed up to use the gym, yes, anyways i mentioned the transaction, my boss just smiles and says '****, i was going to buy one for the service truck,, now instead of selling 2 for 1000, hes not selling...

our SO driver, who has had a shady history with our shop, infact lately two large purchases have been made off site with another driver because our guy, lets say has been less than reputable. long story short i asked my driver what he could do for me on a ct6855, he checked his numbers and told...

im only joking. two of my coworkers are looking at it though. i think it is very distasteful to the whole situation and dumb if you ask me to buy a comprimised piece.

yea, i gave up on the old thread because i had been given the suggestions i needed from the positive supporters in the thread and was tired of being told it was my fault from strangers. resolution; company paid for a new tool box.

after my KRL took a header, her replacement has started arriving. this came in a week ago actually, still waiting for the bottom. the company saw it my way, and actually my manager used this to buy more shop tools, basically blamed me for a 8000 dollar debt on the budget, used my old KRL as a...

this makes absolutely no sense. your logic is skewed and so is your reading comprehension. i never said anything about common occurrence and i can spell occurrence. i think i would know. show me where i said that? i said this isnt the first time. and no, it is not. thats also like saying...

thanks. i should know by tomorrow for certain. i had a positive conference call with management today. dont want to get my hopes up, but i feel like i see the end of the tunnel, the end i wanted. so the question remains, did big bird die that day? or do i get another ultra yellow? now, im...

im going to avoid arguing with the 'mythbusters' in this thread, theorizing how a packed 6' box falls over. but dont worry, this is what im in for now... and im going over that drain as fast as ******* possible to spite you, on weird angles, like 32.4, and 63.2, one time, i used a fraction too...

i like how its turned into there being written rules of how to cross a drain, ill clarify though, i was moving slow, i CANT move that thing fast, im far too fat and its got far too many large tools in it. it hit at a small angle. one wheel hit the grate before another, i was completely unaware...

i dont know if there is anything in writing on a policy. but apparently there is something there. the boxes are insured, from what ive heard the deductible is huge. bigger than the msrp on the box. its intended for disaster/theft more than one incident.

i think a craftsman would have exploded in that situation. but meh, what can you do? i had that thing loaded with HD tools, everything from 1/4 sockets to 2 1/4 wrenches and 3/4 sockets. im most shocked at all of the drawer rails that got damaged. ray of light: management was not telling the...

for those asking the box is 3~ years old and was in as new condition. a few scratches from people leaning things on it while im off shift, but other that that i had never so much as dented a corner moving it. and i own a cart. not all jobs can be done from a cart.

its not as minor as it looks. theres wamps and warps and creases near every corner. i had some things hanging from the back of my box that did some damage. that is some thick as steel THIS should be the new test. screw dump trucks, fill SO box and every competitor and tip them over.

yea, it does, an generally i do push. the difference here would have been it falling forwards. would have been a front caster and not a rear.

something finally gets it. thank you.

with a union and in canada where i could get a job in 10 minutes? sure. some people seem confused facts: the box was being moved over a shop-long drain that is rolled over daily. the drain is a problem and this is not the first box to fall in it. we complain about a lot of things, and few...