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I have the matco minus the rubber handle and its a great ratchet love it

I love all my matco 88's i have a standard handle 1/4 3/8 and 1/2 as well as a 24 inch 1/2 flex head thats a beast

My snap on guy recently repoed a krl722 in extreme green with a stainless top. Now i have been eyening up a new box and this one is my color and model. Hes asking 2600 for it and its pretty much like new. Do you guys think this is a good price list new is like 5600 but no one ever pays list

I got one for christmas and never used it lol

impact is your freind

I have a craftsman 19.2 volt 1/2 impact its rated at 200 ft lbs. It does most lug nuts assuming the batteries charged. I use it daily in a shop and for the price its impossible to beat. I think a 3/8 is in my future for lighter dissasembley and tight spaces. It doesnt compare to a air powerd...

I also work at firestone and overall it a good place to work its nice to have more rules and policy set in stone versus a small shop where there are less standards. The benefits are pretty good compared to alot of shops in my area. The pay ***** and the flat rate times are way to low IMO...

Stick with a IR or a earthquake from HF there both good i wouldnt go any cheaper the 75-100 buck

my craftsman has been good but i only really use it for license plate brackets on new cars

Nice that you have all quality tools most people dont understand you dont have to buy snap on matco and mac to get quality I love my willams stuff.

I would spend more on the tools then the box, If your all set on good quality hand tools then go for it otherwise spend on whats in the box more then the box itself. You can get some decent boxes at Harbor freight for cheap or menards has masterforce boxes on the cheap they are both about the...

generall rule of thumb is diagnose the lower codes first cuz they often set the higher ones as well but i too would agree this has somehing to do with the cam sensor

Firehouse Pizza in my home town of sheboygan falls i eat it at least once a week

we have 2 of those forward lifts but they are the older version of that lift. We have had them for about 7-8 years never had a failure and work as good as new. I also have alot of experience with rotarys and would recomend them as well.

i have used the otc one in combination with gm upper engine cleaner and its easy to use and works well

I buy all snap on and matco now that i work in a shop. I also have a rule that if i cant buy it upfront (no finnancing) I dont buy it. I do however buy stuff on a credit car occasionaly but i always pay it off before it accures intrest.

i like my ethos but i had to buy it as it was requierd for my tech school program. I got a heavy discount on it but at full price i would much rather buy a cheaper innova one that does enough for most people. If all you do with a scanner is codes and live data you have no need for a ethos.

i have snapons and they are good but for your price range i would recommend craftsman pro screwdrivers they are cheap, good quality and easy to warranty

I just picked up a 36inch top box for 225 which I though was a great price for a great box. I already had the 41 inch and a side cab i was thinking about another side cab but held off. Love these boxes for the money i use mine everyday at work and its been a little over a year with no issues yet.

My masterforce toolbox is getting abit tight. Its a 41 inch with the side cab and no topper. I use this box everyday at work and have a 40 inch snappy heratige box at home. Menards is having a sale on the 56 inch lower for 480 after rebates, is this box going to be any bigger than my current...