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peterbilr98

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well here is this weeks haul
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orange subby and 3/8x1/4 bit socket free
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so socket mugs free
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fadh704a ajustable wrenches 20% off
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and a bk5500 video bore scope full price hope next weeks goes as well.
 
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kwhitelaw

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iirc, the boroscope was around $500. not too bad but havent pulled the trigger on one yet as i have other things i need.
 

swgray

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The scope is listed on their site for $399.95. I'd give you some free mugs and other discounts too. Because I do believe you've paid more than retail for the whole deal.
 
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peterbilr98

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i payed 396.00 for the scope plus he sold my pro vision eagle scope for me for 250.00 so i it made it about 146.00 diff and a much better bore scope.
i get good deals from my snappy dealer i got my box for 11500.00 retail is
18500.00 price it out its on page 90 or 91 on show us your tool box.
 

Deafautotech

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my snap on guy showed me the video borescope... his price is 399.99 dollars which make me look else(i just dont want make payment if i would not use it much as i do...)
 

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My dad has the video scope... he's had it about 4 months and it's paid for itself a handful of times already.
 

billymade

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I think it would be good for a shop owner or mechanics that do complete rebuilds and internal work; in that case, I think it would pay for itself quickly! Plus, being able to diagnose something quickly or decide to get a long block instead; quicker diagnosis equals more money made!
 

olds88

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One example... last month a check valve ball fell into the carb on a 60 Buick..... located it immediately with the videoscope!
 
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GDA

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Trying to learn something here.... what would be the common uses for the video scope? I'd guess that it would make intake area and valve inspection pretty simple but what else?
 

billymade

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Inspecting cylinder heads/valves and tops of pistons comes to mind; I'm sure once you have the tool you could probably find allot of uses for it, if you are a skilled tech and know what you are doing/looking for! To be able to diagnose a engine without tearing it all apart could really save and make you money, IMHO! The quicker you can diagnose the problem, figure out whats wrong, order the parts, repair the car and get it out the door, the more money you make! Get it out and on to the next one... :)
 
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eschoendorff

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Nice thing about the S/O boroscope is that it is small enough to actually fit into small, tight spaces.

The price doesn't seem far off from what other companies are charging for similar scopes.
 

KraftwerkMk1Jetta

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i payed 396.00 for the scope plus he sold my pro vision eagle scope for me for 250.00 so i it made it about 146.00 diff and a much better bore scope.
i get good deals from my snappy dealer i got my box for 11500.00 retail is
18500.00 price it out its on page 90 or 91 on show us your tool box.

Wow, I can't even imagine spending that kind of money on a tool box :shocking:
 

billymade

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Welcome to the world of the pro tech; prices and purchasing of tools is a different realm then you/I are used to or would probably be ever willing to pay; many journeyman techs have 50K-100k or more invested in their tools/boxes...

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"How you like them apples?!” - Will Hunting
 
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peterbilr98

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eny thing snap on is not cheap but it is a invesment for a life time and they will probably last my kids life time once i give them all my tools when im done working. the bore scope is cheap i used my pro vision all the time mainly truck rearends gear boxes under dashes inthe house the kids drop things down vents had to look inside a wall resently to see witch way a cabel was going there are endlss uses for one if you have one.
 

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Just got a mini-hook set of 4 -- orange hard-handles, though I would've liked black. But at least I found that set, which I'd wanted for the past month or so. Also got an SOEX 11/16's wrench.

Looked at the S-O brand vise-grips but they were Made in Spain. Looked good enough.
 
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