Made in USA drop light

[bsaint]

I was told in a friendly way I was outdated for ordering this lol. But I really like it. Their website says made in the USA. I was trying to save money and find out who made it but it might be a Snap-On controlled company.

The lens came in damaged and my guy said he'd replace it for nothing. Normally the lens is about 22 dollars. It was nice of him because in the end the lens always gets messed up but for the cost of this light, it would be nice if I made all the dings and scratches in the lens.

 

[kamlung]

where did you order?

 

[bsaint]

The truck. Its not something he carries.

 

[warmpancakes]

http://www.centraltools.com/lights.html


they make most of snap ons lights and precision tools


http://www.centraltools.com/lights_angle.html

 

[bsaint]

The one from central light is the one I may get for my dad. It doesn't look to have the bells and whistles of the Snappy one.

 

[warmpancakes]

the change handles and such for snap on, But they are a great company to deal with

 

[bob_the_builder]

Check out National Electric

Link: http://www.nationalelectricusa.com/


There was a thread a while back with discussions this company made many of the tool truck work lights.

Bob

 

[CobraRed]

The problem with USA made lighting is the best technology is actually overseas.
I left my car park on top of my Malaysian made Matco UTL10 light overnight and it still works, and it's cordless and LED. (I have pictures somewhere)

 

[bsaint]

Oh Im sure but I wanted repair parts and what not and I wanted it corded. I have a few foreign made recharge lights that do last a while including a Matco and a Bluepoint.