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Yep lol...Thats him.

My dealer offered it with any $250 purchase along with a ticket to win a grill that looked like a SO tool box.

I have a feeling you and I have the same Dealer...lol. I was going to maybe pick up that 5 piece snap ring plier set but there were none left...oh well.

LOL what a lame way to push a product. I guess they should also test how well it floats or cooks breakfast...or offer toolbox crash insurance? Also, am I blind or did the Matco box appear "not square" after it was dropped? They really didn't zoom in on the gap there :lol: ..they just checked...

I had no problem ordering one off the net, I guess I was lucky. Took about a week to arrive. I've been using the w7150 for a couple days now and I love it. Took a crank pulley bolt out of a 2006+ civic 1.8L without hesitation. It had some trouble on an older '98 Oddysey pulley bolt, but to...

That's the one I have and I love it. Apparently everyone else does too since it gets borrowed at work all the time :sad:. The only problem I have with it is sometimes the mechanism sticks and does not reset when you go to squeeze it again. Not really a big problem, just tap it and it will reset.

I like long barrel hammers. If I didn't have my snap on I would buy one of these...good price.

I am a total Welding Noob but have been researching welders for basically the same needs as you. So far, it looks like the Miller Dynasty 200 DX seems to be the winner for me. With it being an inverter type, it doesn't require a ton of current and is very small/portable compared to a...

I've been meaning to pick one of these up actually...forgot until I saw this thread lol. An old school tech at our shop showed me how he uses it on the rotor screws on Hondas/Acuras. Works like a charm...even on the ugliest, rustiest, corroded rotor screws. I usually use an impact driver...

Not sure if anyone beat me to it but I must say the PH3050A Air hammer. I have yet to find something it can't dislodge or pound apart.

I think it would be funny to take a picture of the truck fully stocked with the back opened, then print it on vinyl, and put it on the gate, so it looks like you're looking into the back of an open truck. That way, you can see all the shiny tools hanging there. Sort of like an illusion...maybe...

I have these wrenches in "long" length and love them. The square beam feels really solid and doesn't hurt to hang on nearly as much as a blade type body IMO. USA is stamped on them too:thumbup: