Snapon take my money...
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padam
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That snap on kool aid is strong stuff.
I’m looking for shop vac, fb marketplace has a bunch of listed between $20-$100. Oh here’s a snap on vac, $400 lol.
I’m looking for shop vac, fb marketplace has a bunch of listed between $20-$100. Oh here’s a snap on vac, $400 lol.
padam
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Not to mention how ridiculous it is watching that hag shoving a ratchet handle into her hot hole over and over.
Curiousyellow71
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BeepBeepRR
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She's got a nice rack. Kinda gives off a Linda Carter vibe. I own 4 Snap-on tools one 3/8 ratchet I found in the junkyard in a car trunk. and 3 long Snap-on wrenches got from a yardsale for 10 bucks. I would never pay the prices these guys do. But I WOULD look at her rack I guess thats the guy in me. 
YY1
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I bought a snap on manual spin wheel balancer for $79 at a pawn shop.
It lasted 2 years.
I found a snap on "Katun" ratcheting screwdriver on a parts shelf at work 15 years ago.
I asked everyone in the shop if they were missing a screwdriver and no one said they were.
It's pretty nice, but I would never pay the then $75 for one.
I see one on ebay today for $79.99.
Those are the only ones I've ever owned.
It lasted 2 years.
I found a snap on "Katun" ratcheting screwdriver on a parts shelf at work 15 years ago.
I asked everyone in the shop if they were missing a screwdriver and no one said they were.
It's pretty nice, but I would never pay the then $75 for one.
I see one on ebay today for $79.99.
Those are the only ones I've ever owned.
Well, having been a trchnician for most of my life, my box has snap on, mac, matco, craftsman, harbor freight and the blue ones(will edit when I remember the brand name).
It's just part of showing professionalism and pride in your tools you use daily for work. Jmho. I work with professional techs every day now too. They all do the same thing.
It's just part of showing professionalism and pride in your tools you use daily for work. Jmho. I work with professional techs every day now too. They all do the same thing.
This is my favorite.
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I never had man Snap-On tools I did go a bit overboard
when I was the New Build Engineer for P.U.E.C. in Sacramento for 2+ years
designing & installing Terex areal/Digger-Derreck/crane equipment
& building municipalities trucks
I did visit the Mac & Matco trucks, often lots of 1/25:1 diecasts more than tools
I did buy a few specialty tools though...
I already had like $30k worth of Mac mostly tool from racing
I didn't pay for many of them, thank god, it'd been $50k ++
you can see a lil' glimpse of my smaller stad up w/side box attached
Mac box w/most my reg tools, I sold the big boxes with the race-trailer
no room in my lil' garage
when I was the New Build Engineer for P.U.E.C. in Sacramento for 2+ years
designing & installing Terex areal/Digger-Derreck/crane equipment
& building municipalities trucks
I did visit the Mac & Matco trucks, often lots of 1/25:1 diecasts more than tools
I did buy a few specialty tools though...
I already had like $30k worth of Mac mostly tool from racing
I didn't pay for many of them, thank god, it'd been $50k ++
you can see a lil' glimpse of my smaller stad up w/side box attached
Mac box w/most my reg tools, I sold the big boxes with the race-trailer
no room in my lil' garage
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