Snap-On Tool Truck Experience
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Date: 2020-08-05
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Comments and reviews: 7
jerry
Made in the USA tools for the everyday consumer was from SEARS
Craftsman
The Craftsman name has since been sold to the highest bidder
now the stanley brand owns Craftsman
Now we have stanley to blame for our chinese made tools
they could make them in America but allow china to make everything they have
so ban everything stanley
until they are made in America
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Made in the USA tools for the everyday consumer was from SEARS
Craftsman
The Craftsman name has since been sold to the highest bidder
now the stanley brand owns Craftsman
Now we have stanley to blame for our chinese made tools
they could make them in America but allow china to make everything they have
so ban everything stanley
until they are made in America
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Michael
I'm in school for automotive technology and other than the starter mechanics tool set we got from the school which is like 3-5 thousand dollars I haven't bought any other snap on stuff, and I can't see myself buying over priced tools I don't care what anyone says. Can't judge a good mechanic based off the tools he uses it's how he uses them not what he has
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I'm in school for automotive technology and other than the starter mechanics tool set we got from the school which is like 3-5 thousand dollars I haven't bought any other snap on stuff, and I can't see myself buying over priced tools I don't care what anyone says. Can't judge a good mechanic based off the tools he uses it's how he uses them not what he has
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Deuce
I collect snap-on hats. I have like 15 of them. ask about new ones every time I get on the truck. I buy all my tools green, then paint them pink. Except the air gun. I bought a pink one of those. Nobody at work wants to use pink tools. and one glance at them lets them know exactly who they belong to. I guess I'm one of 'those kind' lol.
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I collect snap-on hats. I have like 15 of them. ask about new ones every time I get on the truck. I buy all my tools green, then paint them pink. Except the air gun. I bought a pink one of those. Nobody at work wants to use pink tools. and one glance at them lets them know exactly who they belong to. I guess I'm one of 'those kind' lol.
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mike
Yeh, they're expensive. I've been a professional mechanic for 40 years now and have used these tools for about that long. Now if they offered a purple tool box like Matco has. Mine is Snap- On black. But it's 10 years old now. Nice truck, dude. Very well done inventory and display.
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Yeh, they're expensive. I've been a professional mechanic for 40 years now and have used these tools for about that long. Now if they offered a purple tool box like Matco has. Mine is Snap- On black. But it's 10 years old now. Nice truck, dude. Very well done inventory and display.
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Danny
24: 17: flys over the snap on guys head with a real life test scenario.
Snap on guy- So let me show you this other test light that has nothing to do with what you said.
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24: 17: flys over the snap on guys head with a real life test scenario.
Snap on guy- So let me show you this other test light that has nothing to do with what you said.
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bass
The tool trucks that come to my shop dont have any thing like that inventory. Snap-on, Cornwell, Matco, mac. Although I havent seen the Mac man in about 4 years
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The tool trucks that come to my shop dont have any thing like that inventory. Snap-on, Cornwell, Matco, mac. Although I havent seen the Mac man in about 4 years
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Juan
do you have to be a shop owner to purchase on the snap on truck? or can anyone just pull up to a truck and purchase anything?
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do you have to be a shop owner to purchase on the snap on truck? or can anyone just pull up to a truck and purchase anything?
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