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You might get a better deal if you finance through Snap on Credit, they often offer rebates based on a purchase amount, even if you plan on paying cash you are sometimes better off financing and paying off immediately. This way you get the rebate and don't pay any interest.

How so? I may be off on the unit prices but maintenance and repair costs are certainly in the ball park.

Burner service means cleaning the manifold, oil passage ways, replacing all wearable parts. Think of a carburetor that has 100's of gallons of used sludge going through it, stuff will get plugged and dirty. Some on the oil passageways are about 1/8" in diameter, they can get plugged very easy...

Because the the acidity of the exhaust, the chimneys take a beating, they may look OK on the outside but are rotted away on the inside. Ask your salesman about the burner rebuild, if he tells you it's not required/easy/cheap, he's full of ****. They need to be serviced at least every 2nd year...

No one tells you about the maintenance part....Filters at least once per season, relays, sensors, heat deflection plates, chimney parts, throw in burner service which needs to be done every 2nd year and costs about $600. How much waste oil do you produce in a year?

There is no such thing as free heat, all of these companies try to sell you on that. On top of the purchase price, you can bank on about $500-1000 and about 20 hours per season if you are going to maintain and service it yourself and about $1500-$2500 per year if you are having it serviced. I...

Welcome to e-bay, unfortunately it's how they operate and certain key brand names are carefully monitored, likely due to previous lawsuit threats, I often sell motorcycle parts, Honda seems to be a big red flag, I've never had any other brand cancelled. Another one that drives me nuts is when...

It doesn't pay to be more "analytical", for the handful of times I may be wrong in blocking someone, I am 100% certain I have saved myself a ton of hassles in dealing with deadbeat buyers. Have a look at any seller with 98-99% positive, look at their negatives and then look at the other...

What does his "feedback left" look like? As a seller I always look at buyer's feedback left as it's usually a great indicator of how they are to deal with. I block anyone with anything over 5% negtive or neutral left, anything more indicates the buyer is the problem.

New set of Blue point CHN480 Tongue and groove adjustable pliers, still in the bag, these are US made, $70 shipped within North America

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I looked into a franchise a while back with Snap on, in fact they still call every month or so to tell me they would like to work with me. I chose to look into Snap on as where I am there is no Matco or Cornwell and Mac is poorly represented. Some of the reasons I did not proceed are that is...

Snap on also now makes a set.

It's a good, but not great deal, 722's are often available at 1/2 price, if you can hold off, there will almost certainly be a better deal.

It may have been mentioned already but if US companies are trying to be a global company, stamping COE May not be to their advantage. US made does not mean the same thing to a European or Australian as it does to an American. As a Canadian, I'm looking for the quality, regardless of COE

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Snap on 1923 model T die cast replica, this is a new item, never taken out of box until this photo, very cool piece.

Blue point ratchets for sale, these are new and selling together, 1/4, 3/8, breaker bar and spinner, $60 shipped within North America

19 piece metric shallow sockets, 6-24mm sockets only, these are new. $60 shipped within North America

I am selling a 5 piece Snap on wrench set, these are Dale Ernhardt editions and are in black chrome with gold script. Wrenches have never been used, These are OEX wrenches, sizes are 7/16-11/16, $160 shipped within North America.