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ALOT OF MAC AND SNAPON CANT GET MATCO TO COME AROUND THE SHOP FOR SOME RESONE

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hey man, take it easy, tools are exciting, but no need to yell ;D

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i use halfords professional, good quality, cheap and lifetime warranty.. plus i have friends that work there so i get 12.5% discount

i need new/more tools

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i need a job were a tool truck comes around...for some wierd reason it doesnt came by blockbuster video :o

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am going to uti and i get a great discount on snap-on. they are better than any other tools i have ever used.

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my whole thought on using craftsmen is, why waste the money on other lifetime warrantied tools(snap-on) when craftsmen is lifetime warrantied as well. not sayin i wouldnt buy craftsmen if my budget allowed it ;D

Dane

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Snap On has one advantage, depending on how you order them they do have service guys that drive those nice big arse tool trucks [Tim Allen grunt] and will replace the tools on the site (or so this is what the salesmen at my school told us).
Where as with a craftsman you have to drive to a dealer.

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mac, matco and cornwell also have those big tool trucks.

Beau

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over the past two years i have accumulated a shitload of tools and brands, many of which ive needed only once, like the 200 for the ball joint set i needed on my truck, then the 30 socket for my accord hubs that i used once and then sold the car. most of them are off-brand jap tools but they work fine...i broke a breaker bar once but since my local parts store loves me, they replaced it for free, but gave me a funny look (i didnt tell them i was using a 4 foot pipe on the end of it for torque)..anyway, i use stanley sockets and some craftsmen, both of which have snapped or cracked at least once, but im gonna replace my dads 30yr old craftsmen ratchet soon so thats good...sorry this was so long

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heh, i did the same thing with a breaker bar and 4ft pipe