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Anyone else wondering why cripes shipping rates are ridiculously high. Went to do a little shopping this morning and when I went to check out the shipping was going to be $45.00. :shocking: All the items were hand tools and couldn't weight that much. Just wondering if anyone else had noticed this.

If you have a local mac dealer, they may help you warranty it. I just did with my mac guy. had a 1/2'' drive 1/4'' hex and a bunch of proto pin punches. Most of proto part numbers are in macs system. I'm not saying all mac dealers will do this for you, but mine is a great guy and was more than...

I have used regular powrkleen for years. They have both the smooth and the gritty stuff. Never really found anything that worked better. also the goop stuff is pretty good for the money.

I ordered from cripe feb 14. got a confirmation email the next day and shipping notice the next. had the items in a week. They had great communication as far as i'm concerned. The items were packed nice and everything was as discribed. The freight on my order was very reasonable. ordered the sae...

yeah i have them. they come in a set of 4 i think. personal i think they are junk and i usually like snap on pliers. just went and bought some real channel locks at homely depot yesterday to replace them. hoping to trade the snappy in for something more useful.

If it was me I would go with the foward. I have a 2 post 10,000 lbs. that I bought used from dealership that went out of business and love it. It was only two years old and the paint was not even worn off the arms. They are certified and basically a rotary with a different sticker.

hi, new to garage journal. I've been working on small to medium duty equipment at a local rental yard for 8 years. one thing i can say is you never have enough tools. There isn't anything in our yard i don't work on. From portable compressors up to 600 cfm, 6'' thrash pumps, portable generators...