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May 4, 2021 | 05:14 PM

#21

hardheaded

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From: St.Louis Mo.

My wife haunts garage sales and i've put together 2 tool box's for my son's. Nice red roll around craftsman box. 1/2" electric impact, heat gun, wrench's, sockets. Tap and die sets and everything else under the sun. Point is they are a good place to find tools, fishing stuff and even guns. And motorcycle parts !

May 4, 2021 | 07:55 PM

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Spartanden

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From: Spartan Country, Michigan

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Originally Posted by eighteight

See post # 9

Thanks.... I missed that!!!

May 6, 2021 | 12:56 PM

#23

eaglefan1

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From: pensacola fl

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Originally Posted by KVBailey

I appreciate the sentiment and completely understand and agree how about Snap-on prices in fixed incomes. The only reason I'm even even able to look at them it's because I am currently in Phoenix attending MMI and so I get a 50% discount but that's going to go away here in a little bit more than a month so I better take advantage now! And if someone stated before that is how I have accumulated 90% of my tools yard sales flea market eBay and pawn shops

Great thing about Snap On tools is if you need to sell you can get a good bit back from your purchase. Not many people will be calling for HF tools. Good tools are an investment for sure and are not cheap, to me its worth it