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I've had my Snap-On rep for about 5 years now; where I used to work in a dead end business cul-de-sac he literally drove past a Penske truck repair/body shop facility at the entrance to the cul-de-sac... which wasn't on his route. It "belonged" to the local guy. :wtf:

I use ordinary mineral oil (i.e. baby oil) to clean the hard handles and it works very well without reacting to the plastic or fading the color. I discovered the excellent cleaning properties of mineral oil by accident but have been using this method for the past few years without any negative...

Wera are the nicest I've found, got them on Amazon in every size from 1-1/2" up to 8" from a distributor in Alaska.

Looks cool.

Yeah, considering I just recently bought a 6D (have wanted one for years) that was listed on Amazon as COO Made in USA but is actually made in Taiwan with the price still reflecting American manufacture. :mad: The quality is fine but the US jobs lost to overseas manufacture with a domestic...

So I see that the OEM Tools creeper seat is also available in orange on Amazon. :thumbup: TAKE MY MONEY! :bounce:

Thank you for posting that link.

This. Easily double that price in my area in (cosmetically) worse condition.

Do tell.

Liquid electrical tape solves the issue of poked holes, as long as you remember where you pierced the insulation. A quality clamp meter should be able to test both AC/DC.

That's awesome.

That shade of blue looks nice. :thumbup:

They are on the Snap-On site; search the part numbers in the Repair Parts section rather than under Tools.

If that's a logo for Forest City Tools, then I've bought drill bits directly from them in the past, they are located in Hickory, North Carolina. They were very pleasant to deal with in my experience. :) ETA: It looks like they closed in 2012, they had been acquired by Whiteside Machine Co. in...

They are very well known for their railroad tools.

I have a mason's hammer of theirs, they manufacture fantastic quality tools.

That is so damn cool! :beer:

Are those only available for the EPIQ series or do they make half lockers for Masters series as well?

:bounce: That's really nice. Thanks for posting more pictures.

"he got it though a military whole sale package that came with a lot of tools" Your picture #4, is that where the serial number used to be.. and was subsequently ground off?