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Yep! And i can honestly say, I dont buy from him because of sales pitches or some stupid deal or anything like that. I buy from him because he's an honest guy who I feel that i can rely on. He tells us weeks before he takes a vacation, he comes by 1-2 times a week. If i need something, he will...

In the tacoma area we have multiple snap-on dealers, a matco dealer that is very unreliable, an independent truck (lisle, SK, knipex, etc), and a cornwell dealer named Sean Fenton. Sean is definitely my favorite truck to buy from simply for the customer service.

Both sets of the gearwrench reversible ratcheting wrenches for $300 off the tool truck. [emoji482]

I believe all snap-on dealers have access to this promotion. My dealer posted this on his Facebook page a few days ago. You could turn your bottom box in for $2500 towards a new KRL722. Just food for thought.

I purchased it off our independant tool truck. I paid just over $200 for the kit I believe.

New air hammer came in today (:

The techangle torque wrenches are sweet if you ever do engine work that requires angles. The 1/2" air impact is a beast. I love their screwdrivers. The flank drive plus wrenches are nice.

Fresno, CA? I'll be there this weekend [emoji38]_hitti Whatcha need?

My 3/4" drive breaker bar is my 3/4" drive snap-on ratchet with a big azz cheater bar on the handle [emoji38]_hitti

Do I ever stop buying tools? NOPE! Dat knipex tho :D

Personally, I find that it really depends on your local stores. When I worked at O'Reillys, I had a lot of idiotic coworkers who had no idea what they were doing. I've had coworkers tell people to compress coil springs using ratchet straps (which leaves us liable). However, I had a different...

They are awesome hammers. They are the hammer everyone in my shop recommends for a sledge.

Ah. Gotcha. From the pictures you posted it looked very similar to my kobalt box.

Borrow a couple ramps (like the kind they use to drive ATVs into a truck bed) and a couple young men. Pull the pickup to the bottom of a driveway and throw the ramps down. Not much of an incline. As far as getting it out of the bed, I'm assuming you could do it the same way. I've always used a...

Is that a kobalt box?

Todays purchase from the snap-on man. 1/4" drive deep metric sockets for $130. The long screwdriver set was about $120. And from the cornwell man.

One thing to note is that every one of those trays (or tray sets in the case of 1/2" drives) actually accommodates 2 sets of sockets. I did not realize that until I went to count the pegs myself.

Whatever happened to this??

See for yourself. I'm not getting anything from reccomending these guys. I just think it's an awesome product from a homegrown company. In the toolguyD review, he says that the trays are not marked with sizes. You can pay a small fee to have the sizes engraved (I think it's like $5/tray)...