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Can anyone identify this mystery tool? Only thing visible is snap on logo

Never said they did. My SAE set came from Carlyle at to be completely honest a bit of an exorbitant price tag.

Mine has been in my hands since I turned 31... Went a year in complete hell before the Dr figured it out. My feet hurt from time to time. Like you I've found that really it's changing out the footbeds very regularly that does the most difference. Or as of late swapping boots every day between...

Not sure where in Iowa you are but take yourself over to the old Hobo Freight. My Icon set has been running good for over a year now. I'm a mechanic running a service truck in the mining industry. I've been impressed with them so far.

Looks like Cornwell has the larger set in 120 tooth now the previous were 72t and clearly the same as my Icon and Carlyle. Here's the set I bought Wednesday.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned it yet. But the Husky brand from what I can tell is the same as Astro. I've got the 3/8 and 1/2 set from HD for... I think 145$? Either way they have their be place and I nearly bought the Capri then Astro and settled at Husky due to having a gift card available.

The MAC line needs some heavy-duty work as far as truck lines go. Can't seem to ever get a consistent one in our area. A truck full of Proto would have a hard time not making money in our area. Lots of want for it especially since the fall of SK.

I fully agree the Craftsman premium ratchets were the best ratchet to wear a Craftsman name. I used pretty much just craftsman and sk ratchets until later in my 20s and these ratchets hands down were amazing and tough. Ran 6 years daily with all three until someone got their five figure discount...

They don't even make that saw anymore I think. The Milwaukee is a beast though.

Being disgruntled keeps the fires of hatred glowing. And Irish whiskey...

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A heavy focus on Icon being competitive to Tekton with no skipped sizes and coverage. Also an updated engine driven compressor. An updated 60-80 gallon shop compressor. An engine driven vulcan welder to compete with a Hobart on price.

One of our newer techs at another branch just dog piled his box full of the entire Icon line. I was out there helping for a week recently. Only issue I see is skipping 24mm in the impact line.

I've not run a Lincoln Viking before. I use this hood daily at least two or three hours a day sometimes 8-18. Its been a good hood and the only think I miss about the previous hood which this one replaced was the grind mode selector outside of the hood. For Posterity purposes I'm a field...

Did some re examination of the pictures. Does the top of the box not hinge open at all like most other boxes?

Here's what I find funny. On their website they clearly show a 56" top and bottom box with an overhead locker mounted to it. How are you supposed to use the top of the 56" box and the locker together?

I keep them in a drawer on the truck as they get used a fair amount in my work. For home they occupy hangers on the wall near my boxes.

Many companies now have safety rules against running Chrome's on an impact. For us in the mining industry MSHA has been known to write a citation over seeing it done. And having have shattered a few Chrome's in my younger days I just don't see a need to destroy my Chrome's on an impact.

I'm a pretty big guy but our broken 60 was due to a pretty stout old guy named Harrington. Hooked his 10k tackle too the handle to loosen a impelller on a 18" dredge pump.

As the title says. What's some products or tools your surprised that Harbor Freight doesn't offer or haven't brought out yet? What do you think will be coming in the future. For me I'm not sure why they haven't really expanded their wrench and socket coverage better. I also really figured they...