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The flyers vary by region. Different promos are run at different times in the various regions. This helps them with supply issues especially on a new tool with high demand. -Former Snap-on dealer

Bump. Shipping orders daily.

4 piece set for sale on eBay for $8.95 shipped.

Bump with new lower pricing

Everything electrical will wear out over time. If the one you have is not brushless, bite the bullet and buy the new brushless model and sell your old one in the classifieds or eBay.

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Most tool truck guys aren't going to want to get in the middle of this. -former tool truck guy

Ox/Acetelyne torch should do it.

Still plenty available.

No, I am saying that on total dollars of all tools sold, the dollars of warrantied items would equal to 10-12%. It was mainly sockets, screwdriver blades and 1/2-3/8 adaptors and ratchet kits. I would get the occasional puller parts. The majority of chrome socket broken had been used on an...

Prices would definitely drop. When I was a dealer, I would normally average about a 10-12% warranty rate. That means for every $1,000 in tools that I sold, I would warranty about $100-$120 worth. This does not factor in the cost of shipping the tools back or the costs of processing the...

If it is missing the SD card, you are pretty much screwed. It would need to be sent in to Snap-on diagnostics. Quite honestly, it would probably be cheaper to buy a working used Solus Ultra or newer on eBay vs. what Snap-on diagnostics is going to charge you.

Does it even power on? The Solus Ultra was never available without software. If it doesn't boot up then you were sold a broken unit. You could try contacting Snap-on diagnostics to see what the flat rate repair costs would be.

I'll also agree with this. The old MAC stuff was good. I know that I am biased but I think that for your basic hard-line chrome tools Snap-on is the best. Unless you are a professional user, it is real hard to justify the cost. I'm glad I got my tools when I was a dealer. :cool:

Probably for a pinned anvil.

If I was in the market for a quality socket set, I would definitely take a look at this set from Milwaukee. Milwaukee 106pc socket set at Northern Tool

Back when I was a dealer, we called the UPS truck the Snap-on Santa.

My only complaint about the set is that the handle is not ratcheting. The handle does attach to the extensions to make either a T handle or a 45 degree driver. Honestly tho, most of the time I am putting the socket on a cordless tool.