Marc Benjamin
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How much are they asking for those x Frames?
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How much are they asking for those x Frames?
upgrading
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Those brushes are free with purchase right now.
Go to leftyz HF database to get the coupon.
Coupon expires 5/4/15.
Go to leftyz HF database to get the coupon.
Coupon expires 5/4/15.
Dennis Leigh Henry
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Yeah.. great price and in great shape (except for the surface rust that I removed with the help of Kroil and elbow grease).
Thanks..
NotSwedishChef
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TheRobotCow
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The whole metric set is 366 from Sk
Marc Benjamin
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Man, that's a pretty penny. set of 15?
TheRobotCow
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It is but from the demo unit the Sk Tool guy had on his truck, these wrenches are great. I love that they're 6 point and the open end has a "flank drive plus/anti slip grip and the ratcheting mechanism hardly need to move at all to engage the next tooth. If you haven't already watch this
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JonDick13926
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Two of the Tekton USA pliers and a Proto impact screwdriver set.
Just for a random bit of info, on the plier packaging is the following:
Michigan Industrial Tools
3707 Roger B. Chaffee Dr.
Grand Rapids, MI 49548
Made in USA
Just for a random bit of info, on the plier packaging is the following:
Michigan Industrial Tools
3707 Roger B. Chaffee Dr.
Grand Rapids, MI 49548
Made in USA
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devoncoolman
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I don't even bother with those clownes. Their prices are out of line. Ive bought used stuff off the tool guys for less and made payments. At englishtown last weekend there was a guy there selling strictly broken tools all snap-on. Ridicules
dude was asking premium prices for broken $hit. His claim was its all lifetime warrentee man. Idiot i walked away from him.MattVette89
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SK thumb ratchet, from a fellow forum member. Very nice ratcheting action.
MattVette89
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That's nice to hear. I remember all of the older MIT stuff to be absolute garbage, flea market **** that wasn't even worth the dollar price tag on it. Guess they are trying to improve their product line/image/quality.
Regarding the Proto, where did you pick that up?
JonDick13926
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The quality definitely seems to be there with the pliers.
As for the Proto, I got this one from Amazon. I think Zoro had it for the same price, or close. After reading reviews on this one (and the Mac one, which looks to be the exact same) I figured it was a much better value vs SO due to the huge price difference.
rockinacummins
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Snap On FLF80
$50 pawn shop.
It's smooth as butter and in great condition!
$50 pawn shop.
It's smooth as butter and in great condition!
rockinacummins
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Snap On FLF80
$50 pawn shop.
It's smooth as butter and in great condition!
$50 pawn shop.
It's smooth as butter and in great condition!
Ratchet Guy
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thesilverone
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those snap ring pliers are garbage
Van Steele
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Small NOS Williams ball joint puller
Stooge
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Treated myself to some new hammers, high crown cross peen and a new dinging hammer. body hammers are usually one of the few things i buy used, not so much for saving money since the vintage ones on ebay usually go for close to new, i just like old hammers. nice not to have to refinish the faces before using these though! 
NotSwedishChef
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Love that 5450, such a bad *** ratchet.
NotSwedishChef
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Yeah...I recently needed a heavy duty ratchet in 1/2" /large adjustable wrench and found myself lacking both and forced to make due.......solved it right quick...I think the ratchet was $36.00 shipped and the 12" proto adj. I found NOS for about the same.
Strouty
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I have the same one cts761?...it's great. Looking to order the green housing from SO so it will match my cts761g 3/8 impact
Stooge
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i completely agree! old, vintage auto body tools have become my go to fetish when i "need" to buy something on ebay or go to a swap meet. those hammers are some of the very few new hammers and dollies that i've bought.
proto hands free clamps?? i've been eyeing a set for awhile, i just havent had a chance to fondle them yet to see if i'd use them
Jarhead0408
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Snap On FLF80
$50 pawn shop.
It's smooth as butter and in great condition!
Damn! That was a steal man! I've got a FHLF80 that's one of my favorites.
MattVette89
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+1 absolute ****. Don't even waste your time opening them. I even tried putting a bolt through them instead of the spring/stud they give you and it was still ****.
MattVette89
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Speaking of HF, I picked these up today. Saw them on this thread a month ago. Wish I would have gotten them earlier, I could have used them three times already.
markbinwi
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Now that is a dandy!
Strouty
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Yes and $39.95 delivered, so stop eyeballing and start buying. I just ordered two more sets today. They came from Kotulas.com but Northern Tool Shipped them?
rmalkow2
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Hope everyone is listing these HF experiences on the HF PASS/Fail Thread. I often check this thread out before making any HF purchase, especially the more expensive ones. But even the $5 decisions are worth verifying.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=27192
rockinacummins
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I can see why! This one is my new fav.
Now I just need the extra long fixed head, the stubby, the roto head, the 3/8 in the 1/4 body, all the hard handle ones, all the soft handle ones, and all the 1/4 and 1/2 matching ones...
Goals man...goals
Speaking of HF, I picked these up today. Saw them on this thread a month ago. Wish I would have gotten them earlier, I could have used them three times already.
extremely useful and a major time saver over just prying on those pins with screwdrivers
not really a tool as much as a tool accessory... had some surprise points plus some retroactive price matching on the impact i bought last week which made this just under $50 before tax
Speaking of HF, I picked these up today. Saw them on this thread a month ago. Wish I would have gotten them earlier, I could have used them three times already.
I think that was probably me. I ran a bolt thru mine and welded the nut on the other side. It took away that slop that it has. I also ground down the jaws a little to make them meet perfectly. By the way the factory rivet comes off like nothing. I basically sneezed on it and it came out
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PelicanPines
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Great advice. Sometimes cheap tools just need a little help to become useful. I have done your technique with several tools. Glad I am not the only one.
