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davesnothere

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I went to a pawn shop today with bins and bins of loose tools. Albeit 99% of it is broken Chicom junk, there is usually a jewel or to to be found if you look for long enough. First thing I saw when I walked in were the sockets, then gradually found a mac screwdriver, brand new duralast 1/4" drive flexhead ratchet, and a old SK box. when i brought them to the counter the guy looks at the lot and says, "You found a set of Snap-On sockets in there?"

To which I replied, "Those aren't Snap-On."

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But they are CAT :thumbup:

I left $20 poorer, but considerably happy.
 
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DrkMtnDew

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thats how i got my 3/4'' ratchet so cheap. stamped CAT instead of SO. Good buy.:thumbup:
 
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metaleltr

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CAT stamped tools are Snap-ON that are manufactured for Caterpillar technicians. I believe they are also available to everyone at CAT dealers.
 

relic7680

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CAT stamped tools are Snap-ON that are manufactured for Caterpillar technicians. I believe they are also available to everyone at CAT dealers.

I recently acquired a set of CAT combo wrenches that are rebranded Williams. There is a huge markup. I had to fill in a missing 15/16 from the Cat dealer that I used to work for and paid $52 for it (would have been $63 w/out the discount). The whole 11 piece Williams set can be had new on Ebay for about $150.
 
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