The Truck Tool Equivalents Thread - Gathering Data
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ChevyEFI
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Nice. I wonder if they'll do 1/2" next
Looks like PK3763L, entered into Google translate is detected as an Arabic word which, into English , translates as I'm sorry. And I am not even under anesthesia yet.
Looks like PK3763L, entered into Google translate is detected as an Arabic word which, into English , translates as I'm sorry. And I am not even under anesthesia yet.
mreisner
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Kasal
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I just found Tool Truck Pirates 2. Apparently the first one was shut down. I guess everything was deleted.
That page is a joke. If you even mention anything positive about the tool trucks, they ban you.
Theronswanson
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What did you actually say to get banned? Plenty of people talk about the tool trucks on that page and don't get banned.
Ohio Andy
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I might recommend that you NOT repeat verbatim what you said for obvious reasons!
mreisner
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They definitely have SDS over there, Snap-on derangement syndrome. Idiotic things like Snap-on brings in their tool boxes from China for final assembly , all snap on tools are made from imported steel not made here Etc. I get it they don't like Snap-on that's fine ,but lying about it doesn't help anybody learn anything. Of course they heard it on the internet so it must be true. I believe it was Abraham Lincoln who said don't believe everything you hear on the internet. While there is some good information about who is the OEM on a lot of tools a lot of it is just Snap on and tool truck hate. A lot of it with simple research they could find out is not true like the US military buying Snap-on Tools there's a requirement for as much stuff as possible to be USmade.
It was a spat with the page owner (the dutch guy or w/e). Basically I ended up saying it's situation dependent on if the truck is worth it to you and that some times it's just personal preference. A lot of times you deal with "lifetime" warranty only being by their definition, I pointed out how I think Knipex pliers are a better buy off the tool truck because it's an easier warranty that can't be denied if you have an issue.
Rogue_Ryder
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They love jer king each other off about how wonderful their ICON G2 Ratchets are too! I'm sorry but I don't think 2 ICON ratchets will even last half as long as a Dual 80. The math just doesn't math. If you want to throw some ICON in your break down box or home kit; go for it. But as a Snappy replacement LMFAO.
Its also not that cheap, g2 ratchets at retail are basically used/ebay snap-on prices from a couple years ago...
or maybe I'm just not thinking straight.
joel63
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Schurkey
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CTGSS15 - Pneumatic Socket Sledge
Works in conjunction with standard sized .401" shank air hammers and 1/2" drive impact sockets. Great solution to break loose stubborn, seized fasteners. Overall length: 15"
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Who is the manufacturer/supplier to Cornwell for it's "Pneumatic Socket Sledge" CTGSS15?
I searched extensively and could not find a similar square-drive tool. MATCO has five individual tools from 14mm to 22mm hex--but not square-drive to turn an ordinary impact socket.
Cornwell has this currently on-sale (July 2026 "flyer") at $79.95; but I don't have a Cornwell dealer here who's reliable. The guy shows up from his regular-route ~80 miles away, apparently when he feels like it
nbpt100
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I bought a similar tool dedicated for O2 sensors about 25 years ago. I just looked at it and it did not have a brand or MFG on it. It did say made in USA. I might guess LTI tools as they make a variety of similar tools for air hammers. They call the brand shock it. Good luck.CTGSS15 - Pneumatic Socket Sledge
Works in conjunction with standard sized .401" shank air hammers and 1/2" drive impact sockets. Great solution to break loose stubborn, seized fasteners. Overall length: 15"
Who is the manufacturer/supplier to Cornwell for it's "Pneumatic Socket Sledge" CTGSS15?
I searched extensively and could not find a similar square-drive tool. MATCO has five individual tools from 14mm to 22mm hex--but not square-drive to turn an ordinary impact socket.
Cornwell has this currently on-sale (July 2026 "flyer") at $79.95; but I don't have a Cornwell dealer here who's reliable. The guy shows up from his regular-route ~80 miles away, apparently when he feels like it