Snap-On Industrial Flyer

[gtermini]

You'll have to check with your dealer to see if he'll match these prices. Mine says he doesn't have to, but will if I want a couple things. Pretty damn dood deals on stuff if you can get the price.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3eyAic4ooUrbWRJbXBzVm1Manc/preview?pli=1

Greyson

 

[craftsman47]

I would like that sn24c for 65 dollarios.

but How to buy it??? https://buy1.snapon.com/NewUser/industrial_req.asp

 

[foreverfalcon40]

Its not fair the prices from Industrial to Mechanical. If anything the Aircraft mechanics make more then automotive so shouldn't it be the other way around?

 

[foreverfalcon40]

Thanks for the link will be printing this out and showing my SO guy,

 

[Harrison2]

some good prices there, especially on air tools.

 

[davesnothere]

Lots of good deals in there.


On things I already have.

 

[daparrothead]

Hmmm...Link won't open for me.

 

[ADSR]

3/8's torque wrench for 163 is pretty good!

 

[audiojem]

Can we get a correct link!
Thank You

 

[rice rocket]

Link works for me.

 

[ianguilly]

Link no work.

 

[zkling]

Link works for me on firefox

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3eyAic4ooUrbWRJbXBzVm1Manc/preview?pli=1

Kinda neat to see they are making the same 9 drawer layout box for the past 50+ years. Although I don't see the advantage over a roll cart. Seems like the user would have to bend over quite a bit, even then the clearance with the top open isn't much less than a roll cart. :

 

[KnurledNut]

This is gonna hog the thread, but...
For those having trouble seeing the link, can you see this?:

 

[Nch209]

Nice deal on the mg725

 

[shamrock12]

Wow, quite some good deals in there. Is this something that is normally honored inside the Snap-on truck?

 

[daparrothead]

I can see it now, Thanks for posting the flyer. But I don't see anything in there that's discounted enuff that I can't live without it.

 

[tbaggz]

The trucks will honor the pricing if you provide a PO from an industrial account. Simple.

 

[shamrock12]

Do anyone here have an industrial account? I'm looking for a socket that appear to be only available through industrial customers.

 

[rsanter]

I guess my iPad dosent want me to see the flyer
I wonder what it's trying to tell me

Bob

 

[mrborohachi]

Ohhhhh a quick release version of the TLL72

TRLL72

 

[Rjm7759]

I can't access the link or see the pictures in the thread??

 

[TJM2]

Me neither - pretty sure what ever it was is on the history channel now

 

[W0rLDWaR4]

Can't see it either

 

[JoeMA]

Better off that you didn't see it. The discounted pricing that the industrial accounts receive would have just made you upset.

 

[DYOLF26]

I talked to my snap on guy the ohter day about this because I am buying an mg725 impact and was seeing what he could do about the pricing because of the flier and he said a big reason they get it that cheap is because its for big accounts like the military who buy all the tools for their mechanics so they get a big discount of course but the tools don't come with a warranty.

 

[Stuey]

So this post is why my inbox has been filling up with gmail requests that I share the Snap-on Industrial flyer.

About 2 weeks ago I uploaded what I thought was a slightly clearer version and shifted privacy settings on the old doc.

I suppose the OP saw my post on ToolGuyd about the Dog boxes (http://toolguyd.com/snap-on-dog-box-toolboxes/), grabbed the link to the version I uploaded to my Google Drive and decided to post the link here.

That's okay, but next time how about a link telling people where you found the link and who uploaded the flyer. That way it won't be such a wild goose chase for me to figure out why I'm getting all these random people requesting access to a PDF that's no longer linked to in the original post. There were so many individual requests that I deleted the old file.

For reference, here is Snap-on's link to the flyer: http://www.bluetoad.com/publication/?i=190268&p=2

PDF: http://d27vj430nutdmd.cloudfront.net/30196/190268/480411895a98b9399759ba5d55f8bb15cf8e6a8c.3.pdf

 

[gtermini]

That's okay, but next time how about a link telling people where you found the link and who uploaded the flyer. That way it won't be such a wild goose chase for me to figure out why I'm getting all these random people requesting access to a PDF that's no longer linked to in the original post. There were so many individual requests that I deleted the old file.

I didn't mean to step on anyone's toes here. Sorry for any inconvience, I was just passing along something I thought was a deal and never questioned the hosting.

Greyson

 

[Stuey]

I didn't mean to step on anyone's toes here. Sorry for any inconvience, I was just passing along something I thought was a deal and never questioned the hosting.

Greyson

Not a big deal.

This is why I host PDFs via Google Drive, otherwise your linking to it here and KnurledNut posting the images would have cost me at least a couple of dollars.

It was the flood of request emails and the wild goose chase trying to find out WHY that was a minor frustration.

In any case, I provided links to the official Snap-on source. I still have the PDF as a public backup if need be.

 

[rsanter]

Because of where I work we have an industrial rep and a regular truck dealer.
I buy from both depending on the need.
If you need it now I go with the truck guy. The industrial rep has to order all of the stuff so you have to wait often a couple of weeks.
While the industrial rep is for selling to the big companies, as a courtesy they will often sell to the employees as well.
Warranty. It is my understanding that for the company any warranties are done by the rep as a courtesy. This is based on the fact that they are often production used tools that get the snot beat out of them. He told me that is it is broken and not that old he will replace it and if it is just worn out the company is SOL.
I have warrantied several things through him and never had a problem. The tools are the same tools,with no different markings on them

Bob

 

[JoeMA]

Great info Bob. Good to hear about the differences from someone who has access to both types of accounts.