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Thanks. I'm super happy with it! That color is awesome. I actually came close to buying a masters series that color a few months ago. I just thought it would look weird next to other stuff. And thank you!!

Thanks! Yep, 2 on the left, 1 in the middle, and 1 on the right.

Go to my first epiq Thursday. 84" with bedliner power top.

I just bought one with a bedliner power top and NO power drawer for 8600 out the door, no trade.

Both actually! I love the gray. And no matter where you put it it looks good.

My new 84" epiq. Storm gray to match my krl1022.

I spend a lot more time than I should reading on here and I bought into some of the "better than snap on" hype. Wiha, facom, bahco, etc. Maybe it's just my opinion, but none of it is as good as snap on. Plus a lot of those brands are more expensive anyway. I think most of the comments about that...

I'd take the snap on

I don't see the problem....sounds to me like you are selling the extra sockets and, by doing so, you wind up with less money in the tools you actually wanted.

I have a cheap harbor freight set at work. Last fall I needed to get the front pinion nut off of a kershaw klearway 500 (look it up). Couldn't get an air line to where I was. I set the ratchet on the nut and tried to break it loose with the machine. It was so tight the rear wheels were spinning...

Not sure about ratchets and such but grey pneumatic has great prices on 3/4 socket sets.

I like my ir 118max air hammer a lot. Never used their die grinders though.

A year from now you will think back about all the money you have spent and feel sick. Then to make yourself feel better you'll buy a new tool.

Add me to the list! Would love to try them out

In all honesty I'm not sure. They both get the job done. The proto "feels" more powerful but that may be just because it feels so much better in every other way too.

I have the proto j175wp that I bought from a member here and absolutely love it. I prefer it over the ir. Never used the mg1250 but the 725 doesn't impress me.

This is out of my realm but I got word of it so letting you guys know!

Most people I know don't really know or care who makes the matco stuff. They have the mentality that if it's on a truck it has to be top notch. Our matco guy even tells people matco doesn't make any of their tools.

I prefer the original for the same reason as above. 2 different diameter heads makes it more versatile.

Worth every penny. I've never used a trusty cook. One day I will and my opinion might change. But for now snap on is worth it.