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The Green Snap-on Tools ****

NissanTechWill

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My first and definitely not my last snap-on green

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I have the same "Chubby" and it does give me a chubby

-Will
 
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chevydyl

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Ive found several defects in alot of my brand new snap on tools....sockets with 3-4 dings in em or the jaws of a pair of pliers dont line up....or where the machining is a little off. I expect more for the amount Im paying. On most things it doesnt affect how they work its just appearance but when I pay what 20 bucks plus for a single socket why does it have a defect. My brand new swivel 3/8 adaptor its like they only blued part of it. Didnt notice till later on after I used it and was putting it away was like wtf is this.
 

Coolguy83

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The only good thing about this whole situation is that my dealer doesn't hesitate to swap any tools under warranty.
 

Chris83

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Thanks to spudland Dave I was able to get the green housing for my impact.

Unfortunately I forgot to take pics when I swapped it over. Was super easy to do and only took a few minutes. Just have to remove the screws holding the case together and gently split it apart, then all the internals just lift out carefully and place into the new housing and re install the screws. Once it's opened up you will see a single Phillips screw head in the center of the circuit board.. DO NOT try and remove it as it holds the switch/circuit board together. The casing screws are a torx T9.
 

Coolguy83

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Thanks for the info appreciate it. Now can you do the same thing with the snap on screwdriver ?
 

chevydyl

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The only good thing about this whole situation is that my dealer doesn't hesitate to swap any tools under warranty.

Idk I havent even asked to replace them....I dont wanna be a pain in the *** ya know cause he treats me pretty damn good.....I had him send me a couple tools at work and he sent me 3pr of socks. Idk maybe its not a big deal but I dont seem like a priss cause omg my sockets have a couple dingson em lol. The wire strippers bug methough how the pliers part jaws are off a long 1/16th
 

Hpozzuoli

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Oddly when I put this drawer together I never deliberately meant to do all green. My rep had some green stuff for cheap and ebay had the rest. It has grown on me and now I like it. It is a major PIA to keep clean. Dirty they don't look as nice.
 

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xurusaibobx

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A couple recent additions

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Thanks to spudland Dave I was able to get the green housing for my impact.

Unfortunately I forgot to take pics when I swapped it over. Was super easy to do and only took a few minutes. Just have to remove the screws holding the case together and gently split it apart, then all the internals just lift out carefully and place into the new housing and re install the screws. Once it's opened up you will see a single Phillips screw head in the center of the circuit board.. DO NOT try and remove it as it holds the switch/circuit board together. The casing screws are a torx T9.



so thats a 1/4 impact? ive been holding out on buying a 1/4 because it doesnt come in green yet. you had a 1/4 in red and you swapped the body with a 3/8 green??

i looked up the part number on the 1/4 and 3/8 same body part number so i guess its works right
 

Chris83

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so thats a 1/4 impact? ive been holding out on buying a 1/4 because it doesnt come in green yet. you had a 1/4 in red and you swapped the body with a 3/8 green??

i looked up the part number on the 1/4 and 3/8 same body part number so i guess its works right

The impact is 3/8 and uses the same body as the 1/4. The only difference between the 2 is the anvil size everything else is the same.
 

FOCUS.FREAK

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I have been waiting for these for like 3 weeks now. Finally my guy got them in. i saw a bunch of red one and then saw he had three green. I snatched the green up right as i saw it. Got them for like 37 before tax.


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daddy2coull

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I have been waiting for these for like 3 weeks now. Finally my guy got them in. i saw a bunch of red one and then saw he had three green. I snatched the green up right as i saw it. Got them for like 37 before tax.


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I've managed to end up with two red and one orange. I need to stop impulse buying lol
 
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dogdad

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Re: The Green Tools ****

My Extreme Green KRSC46,, only because it cost me $600,,, will be putting some green tools in it starting this week..
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cyberslick188

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The numbers on the box for the flashlight are: Strion LED-74345 Lime
its a Streamlight brand kinda spendy was 169 off the truck

$170 for a 160 lumen rebranded flash light that normally retails for $100 (and isn't even a good deal at that).

I mean, it's your money, do what you want with it, and if guys like SnapOn, good for them, but jesus christ. Talk about getting bent over. I guess I don't have the stones to scam people, I could never look someone in the face and ring that up on the truck.
 

turdferguson13

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$170 for a 160 lumen rebranded flash light that normally retails for $100 (and isn't even a good deal at that).

I mean, it's your money, do what you want with it, and if guys like SnapOn, good for them, but jesus christ. Talk about getting bent over. I guess I don't have the stones to scam people, I could never look someone in the face and ring that up on the truck.

Maybe you don't understand how truck accounts work. You don't always receive deeply discounted products because the tool salesman is letting you pay him weekly. That's just how it goes if you want the convenience of paying weekly.

And btw amazon sells it for around $110 shipped and lists a retail price of $196.
 

amlv20

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It's not rebranded, the are sold on the trucks AS stream lights. Also what I see in price different is the service, I have dropped, broken,damaged,submerged,and gone through switches loosing count.now if you bought of amazon or what ever you have to send it to streamlight for warranty repairs if they even decide to cover the damage.i have had both of the two different snap on dealers I've had fix and repair both of my led stingers many times even the led stinger I bought from cornwell, but I had to pay for the dual switch on that one because you know I didn't buy from him but it wasn't that bad.that why I buy from the trucks.
 

xurusaibobx

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It's not rebranded, the are sold on the trucks AS stream lights. Also what I see in price different is the service, I have dropped, broken,damaged,submerged,and gone through switches loosing count.now if you bought of amazon or what ever you have to send it to streamlight for warranty repairs if they even decide to cover the damage.i have had both of the two different snap on dealers I've had fix and repair both of my led stingers many times even the led stinger I bought from cornwell, but I had to pay for the dual switch on that one because you know I didn't buy from him but it wasn't that bad.that why I buy from the trucks.

exactly right! people dont understand how hard it is to get things warranted. I own a streamlight i bought from a snap on dealer. i paid around 170 for mines to if i recall correctly, but ive already got 1 switch replaced and 2 batteries replaced right off the truck no waiting not hassle. ( batteries are only warranty for what 2 years too? but my guy never gave me a problem )
 

90zcar

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Re: The Green Tools ****

Anyone know if you can buy the needle nose 196NCF in green. When I add a "g" at the end nothing comes up on the site


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ricky836

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Re: The Green Tools ****

My Extreme Green KRSC46,, only because it cost me $600,,, will be putting some green tools in it starting this week..
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Driver had one on the truck today he wanted $1400 for, I would buy one in a heartbeat for $600 nice score.
 

Doradoguy

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Re: The Green Tools ****

Driver had one on the truck today he wanted $1400 for, I would buy one in a heartbeat for $600 nice score.

They are running a special on these. They come as a package and the drivers are splitting them up.
 

Doradoguy

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I just ordered some ****!!! Green with black trim KRL1032. 72" long. Sold my yellow box for 600.00 more then I paid for my new one. It's nice to vacation with my snap-on driver.
 

Doradoguy

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Driver had one on the truck today he wanted $1400 for, I would buy one in a heartbeat for $600 nice score.
You buy the 72" box you get a 1200.00 rebate and the second box is like 1800.00 for the smaller box. Basically you are spending 7000.00 and getting 1800.00 dollar rebate. Or you can say you are getting the second box for free. I didn't really understand it when he was explaining it to me. I just said what is the bottom line for the big box. 5200.00 I think he just orders the second box for truck stock. I'm more confused now that I explained it.:lol_hitti
 

arms1970

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exactly right! people dont understand how hard it is to get things warranted. I own a streamlight i bought from a snap on dealer. i paid around 170 for mines to if i recall correctly, but ive already got 1 switch replaced and 2 batteries replaced right off the truck no waiting not hassle. ( batteries are only warranty for what 2 years too? but my guy never gave me a problem )

Exactly. My guy has never let me down, or questioned anything. Especially after 15 years of dealing with each other.
 

90zcar

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Re: The Green Tools ****

After seeing all the green SO pliers I'm gonna get me a pair!!
Does anyone know if the grips on the pliers have a lifetime warranty? Can they be bought new?


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