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very nice...
I have a 5k$ snap on box i keep at home.. Its like a trophy..
In columbus weve found the only dealer you can deal with.. is snap on... might be overpriced.. but he is the only one.. that will actually warranty out his stuff when it breaks... and doesnt *****...
We have cornwell, matco, mac, snap on.. and we only deal with one now.. occasionally mac..
Rocky
I have a 5k$ snap on box i keep at home.. Its like a trophy..
In columbus weve found the only dealer you can deal with.. is snap on... might be overpriced.. but he is the only one.. that will actually warranty out his stuff when it breaks... and doesnt *****...
We have cornwell, matco, mac, snap on.. and we only deal with one now.. occasionally mac..
Rocky
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matco i owe that guy 3 more payments and i am done with him. the boxes off the trucks are the best you can get but i cant justify spending 2-8k on a box. altho i almost got the black out box the other day. i have gotten a few things off the truck but. sockets and screwdrivers stick with craftsman. as far as rachets and air tools go with matco. best tool i have found lately is the powerprobe 3. i love it. its like $180. i really want a 3/8" impact badly. a guy i worked with has the big harley box and 13k on his truck account. then a guy i currently work with has the ratfink matco 5 series box the 2 1/2 bay box. i want a double bay. we have used the drawers and step stools many of times. i wouldnt dare do it with my craftsman box. nice box tho just dont get carried away on the trucks. craftsman for sockets and wrenches but rachets and air tools get off the truck.
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