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look just like our blue point sets and they do just fine

I stepped on the new mac guys truck ( the lights were not on to begin with ) to see how he was doing. He too said they had to start out with a starter set. He had lots and lots of little items, but nothing substantial. The truck was at about 55-60% full. Lots of room and his toolboxes were so...

that does not include the money owed by the customers. that could be really high...

they are not bad to change. just have to order a new set from a dealer or online. drilling out the locks is the easiest thing to do. i usually start with a 1/8 bit and drill around the center of the lock until i can pry it out of there. then use a flat tip to actually turn the lock. do not...

powertrip guys who work on big rigs use those daily and if you buy a cheap piece of **** you will warranty it daily. the guys that buy them do not complain.

those are screwdriver handles that he inserted a holder of some sort in the handle.

fatfill you said it best. unhappy customers can cause you some greif if they get pissed off and spread the word. 1 customer can do some major damage to you if you let them

email him and tell him you are not happy. i bought the nascar kart racing a few weeks back and i thought he looked familiar. here is his info (The recipient of this payment is Verified) Seller's ID: ben2948 Seller's Email: [email protected]

if your serial number starts with 11 then send it in and it will be covered. also repair rates are only disounted to industrial customers. your dealer lost money by charging you that much.

lenox also makes a 7/16 hex to fit in a chuck and one without the quick change at the bottom

man i have sold the **** out of these little things. guys usually add it and the 1/4 socket adapter ( 1.35$ ) to every cts561 (cl) that they purchase.

those are lilse or lisle i think. I have the same set for 82 bucks on the truck, or at least the case is the same. i have sold them for 1.5 years now and not one has been brought back to the truck for warranty reasons.

i see two trucks weekly. both are broken down and for sale and have been for the last two years. appears that we are going to have a mac truck for sale soon. and seeing how matco has given up on the entire airfield on post, then he is set to loose a lot of money. I pull 1500 a week in 4 hours...

i send them in. the local repair shops will not attempt repair because they cannot get the big nut on the outside to torque down and stay in place.

there are a lot of dealers down there. david monerjan is a good guy, he is the only one i know personally.

the gun is over 2 1/2 years old. week 49 of 2008 is when it was made. i have only sent in 3 of them since they came out and that was from water damage.

if it is almost new then yes it is a good deal. if it is rough and the drawer liners are missing and the keys are gone then pay a lot less for it.

the 1001 is at elast 5 years old. i do not remember the last model number exactly but I know the 1022 took it over about 5 years ago. if it has the round style key then it is not really old. www.theundisputedchamp.com snap on box information

8.25 here now

All the tax rates are the same around here so it doesnt matter.