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I just wanted to post about my favorite general purpose socket and bit set. The Genius Tools SB-276MS. I actually have 2 of these sets, one in each vehicle. For most general purpose handyman type jobs this set is perfect. I have never seen Genius Tools get mentioned on here very much...

Yeah, not enough people know that you can just call Snap-on and they will send out warranty tools. If they want the old one back, they will send a call tag via email. Great service for the guy at home that never sees a dealer anymore.

I have seen hundreds if not thousands of chrome socket broken on an impact. It's easy to tell when a chrome socket has been on an impact, the peening around the square drive is obvious. -Former Snap-on dealer

It sounds like you don't use a scope. If you are not interested in or have plans to start using the scope features, then I would go with the Solus.

Post Updated with new lower pricing Pocket prybars with a square shank. I have been selling these for a couple of years to dealers across the country. I have decided to expand my marketing efforts and start selling these direct to the public. These prybars have a tempered steel 1/8" square...

I used to be. Checked in back in 2014 to move on to other businesses.

This is the version that I have sold to a number of tool dealers over the last couple of years. Now that Snap-on has come out with their own version I need to branch out in my sales efforts. These prybars are an improvement over most of the pocket prybars that I have seen on Amazon and eBay...

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I got one off of a taco wagon that was made in '76

UPS doesn't usually deliver things that heavy. It should have been shipped as freight.

It's been years since I have dealt with an MT2500. From what I remember, there is not a better scanner for OBD1 cars.

The known issue was with the first generation of dual 80 1/2 drive ratchets. There was never a head redesign or update on the 936 series ratchets. It is up to the user to maintain the tool. By your own admission, you used the tool when it was in a condition that needed repair.

They used to make one for a kit. I think the part number on the kit was PH3050CH4.

They should be available as a custom order using the 3 letter suffix after KRL722. You are correct about the fact that these were a special offering to dealers at an SFC several years ago.

He may of bought it in 2007 but he bought it used.

Drawer pulls look wrong. Lock looks wrong. Top mat looks wrong.

The M12 is a little longer than the Snap-on FAR25A but it is definitely smaller than the FAR72C.

There is an M12 handheld vacuum. I hear it really *****.

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