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I'm getting a bit hungry, Are we still talking about tool truck tools or should I wait for the decision on the pizza?L.O.L

Great quality, reasonable prices,you've got it figured out!Congrats and thanks for posting the pictures

Thanks guys,off to the Tekton site.For those that haven't been on their site,it's easy to navigate,very informative, and they ship very fast.They also have pages of blemish tools etc.I got the feel for Tekton at the Mid America Truck Show in Louisville in March of this year.They had a large...

Anyone have a wrench roll dedicated to the stubby length ?

I too purchased the Twin Grip 200.All the expert responses really explained the advantages and features.I did check it out,tried it,I'm sure it will be a useful tool for me!!

I've also have had good luck with left hand drill bits . I've also added a few left handed center drill bits.When your in a tough situation, it's nice to have options

Spend a little more money and reward yourself.That will give you more power,options in voltage,and a great selection in tools and manufacturers. I'm in the Makita line,that I recommend. They have a factory service center,17 miles away that will work on any brand tool you bring in.They save old...

And detail your letter what you told us,and maybe Corporate would do some adjustments out in the field to improve their market share

Down the road,if you put that much torque on a single nut maybe a rod coupler would distribute the torque over more threads???????

You might try Williams

And being your first time ,maybe a bit nervous,you were wise coming here with questions and pictures.We have all been in your predicament. Maybe not in your case,but in some cases floors settle,the guy that puts in the tile,doesn't quite get it right.Now the next guy has to adapt.Or put the...

It's always nice to have options,I've had good luck with Makita also

Where's your hose clamps,wire and zip ties

Thank you dark zero and Dave455 for the time, pictures and responses to my question.When I purchase a new tool to upgrade,I'm hoping not to duplicate what I already have . I'm looking for features the new tool can do,that the other maybe was weak at,or couldn't do.As most of us here on GJ do,we...

Thanks for the reply,no reason to double up,but separate uses and features gets me interested in this product

Interesting post,the reason I'm saying that,and I'm not out to hijack this thread.I have a Snap-on LN46ACF Pliers,works great.My question is anyone have a opinion on either one being better?I could do the larger Knipex and have a smaller Snap-on, hopefully that would give me quality and...

Any Tekton owners that could chime in?They have a good reputation for tools

I just started using my recently purchased Mac stubby combo's.Excellent fit,finish and smooth action.They have the off corner engagement on the box end and the ASD open end,which has those lines that help grip the fastener without marking it up.I believe they won't grip like the Snap-on or the...

I'm still not convinced to rush out and get these,I'll continue to use what works for me

These sound interesting but I think I'll stay with stubby versions of wrenches,versatile and more bang for the buck,and my knuckles might like my decision. I can get a lot done with my Snap-on OEX,Proto shorty combo and MAC shorty,comb,ratcheting.