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He can go down to harbor freight and buy them for a reasonably decent price whenever he desires to

Basically retail gets a sale every few months for the price sensitive and commercial has negotiated discounts which means Carlyle pricing is basically a made up list number that isn't really charged. However they are surprisingly competitive on rebranded made in the USA lang stuff.

They do it's annoying but you can get them from harborfreight.com/parts

If your in the us your probably better of buying them rebranded as craftsman vseries

Like at this point SBD's ability to have **** to sell is a major advantage in the industrial and tool truck market.

I mean sears often couldn't get replacement parts either and would just replace, it's the nature of using oems that change regularly

When the client stops cutting checks and cuts bait on a project generally. Failures in terms of assigning blame are mostly likely going to be handled privately or less commonly in litigation but even then that generally won't begin until the project is finished..

Starting up new production lines is often a process with delays it can be painful as each step often needs to be worked out to a decently functional state before the next step can even begin its testing, throw in the delays on sourcing components these days and you can have massive delays fairly...

It's not it's just challenging if you need to make the wrench, put it in a box, put the box, on the shelf, and warranty the boxes content for 66 cents a wrench.

It could be greatstar dumped a lot of inventory including the mechanisms and then olsa is having a new body and assembly done elsewhere

Their is a difference between a knockoff which is generally legal and ethical and a counterfeit which is neither of those. Harbor freight knocks stuff off but they don't do counterfeits.

Supply houses arent generally open when im working on cars during the weekend, and harbor freight has a much better selection then the homedepots and lowes, or autozones stocks

They have some value like a lot of their testing equipment it's often the fastest access you have when Amazon is two days away harbor freight is 20 minutes

Nah the ratcheting wrenches are both highpoint/newtools while the icon combo wrenches are infar

If your shopping the DeWalts you should look at the icons they are the same Taiwan oem

The corporation who owned the patients on Phillips heads developed torx so yeah they agree their better especially cause they no longer have patents on Phillips

about an inch longer

Their now made in France

The only reason to go to mcmaster here is if your doing corporate spend where vendors can be limited and it can be a pain to add new ones

I think so not certain obviously