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May 29, 1848

it dosent matter to me, and thats what I voted in the picture the champagne color looks dritty IMO but I wouldnt not buy them because of it as long as it is durable who cares what color it is I use tools in a R&D lab

this made me check my boots I wear Double-H boots my next pair will be hand made by a local shop

band adjustment on mopar 727 transmissions

I thought he ment :shoot5:

I know it was said here before but I don’t how many people believed it, Snap-On owns a manufacturing facility in China Probably just a matter of time till most of every thing is made there Snap-On 10K Annual Report PDF page 26

I agree, doesnt look like the carriage could move much closer to the chuck with that wheel there I wonder what they had hooked to that trasmission brings a new meaning to engine lathe

theme boxes are :supergay:

like this one

wilbilt is right the drawers roll better with some wieght in them it seems they get a little smoother with some use too, that or I have just gotten used to the way they feel

I have the 26" top and bottom, my wife got them for my brithday last year and I really like them the only thing I had to do was rearrange the drawers so that there was a 4 inch deep drawer at the top of the bottom box for my sockets I think they are better than the comparable roller...

this is much better

A friend of mine had some deer feeders stolen and his game camera got pictures of the ******* that took them

cool I would also incorporate the some numbers or intials into the tatoo also it is posable for someone else to put the same logo on thier tools so it might be hard to convice the police they are your tools, but there is no reason for someone else to have the same logo with your intials...

I have one and love it :thumbup: go buy one

from the snap-on website: 2. Personal Use Warranties for Products. Customers buying Product for personal use can obtain the Product warranty information by mailing a written request that includes a description of the Product to: Snap-on Tools Company LLC Consumer Warranty Information Center...

I bought some Proto stuff from MSC, I dont rember the price from Grainger but I think MSC was $10-$15 cheaper they also sent me their cataloge free when I created an accont on their website, they call it "The Big Book" it is huge

I just received some tools I ordered from MSC. Here’s what I bought: Blackhawk 1-½” 6 point socket $10.66 Overall this socket looks good as nice as my other sockets (mostly craftsman) I needed this socket to replace the heating elements on my water heater it worked much better than the crapy...

well I am at work right now and I currently have these tools in my office: needle nose pliers 25ft tape measure 6 inch dial caliper 0-1 inch micrometer 6 inch scale machinist square small vicegrips 6 inch cresent wrench racheting cable cutter (2) ratcheting 8-1/0 AWG wire crimpers we are...

well I just ordered the Proto torque adapter set from MSC along with some Blackhawk 8 point sockets, I'm doing a band adjustment on a 727 transmission in my powerwagon I will report back, when they get here should be 2 or 3 days