chadster1
Well-known member
Believe it or not, Snap-on will fix this gun under the flat rate repair program. This customer will get back an impact that looks brand new for $90.
Well its only "slightly" used, the $90 sounds like a good deal. It looks to have been dropped, though.
"Dropped" under a locomotive, that is!It looks to have been dropped, though.

Chad, that's good to know.
I have one of those guns, and I absolutely LOVE it. If (and when) it dies, I guess I'll be sending it in for repair now that I know it's available for such a reasonable price.
Thx.
Good for the guy who owns the gun! I doubt snap-on is losing any money on it seeing as snap on electrical tools are average at best, but cost as much (or more) as the top shelf stuff.
So do they salvage what they can from the guts normally or are the insides all new... Sometimes the definition of rebuilt varies... Thats a good deal.
Is there a way to send a tool in directly to Snap-On and skip your dealer? My dealer keeps driving by and not stopping.... refusing to warranty stuff. I would rather just bypass him all together and get stuff fixed on my own! Any info?