The Ford Barn

Frank Miller · 12-17-2016, 09:02 AM

i knw this thread is old but just remembered this.

jimalabam · 12-17-2016, 11:23 AM

Don't forget the flea markets for USED tools (Craftsmen, Snap on, Milwaukee, Proto, etc. if they eyeball ok, can't beat the price, and stay after from the later STUFF...

Kurt in NJ · 12-17-2016, 12:00 PM

Each different brand of tools have some that work in places that others won't, there are some older chraftsman offset box wrenches I like, some thin hazet box wrenches---the old williams tappet wrenches
when it comes to flex sockets, torex bits, allen sockets , brake line wrenches ,get snapon

What I have found is that the snapon tools i paid a lot for then (10-30 years ago) will still sell used for more than i paid for them originally

12-17-2016, 11:23 AM	#82
jimalabam Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Lee County Alabama Posts: 828	Re: Snap On versus Craftsman Don't forget the flea markets for USED tools (Craftsmen, Snap on, Milwaukee, Proto, etc. if they eyeball ok, can't beat the price, and stay after from the later STUFF...

12-17-2016, 12:00 PM	#83
Kurt in NJ Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: on the Littlefield Posts: 6,159	Re: Snap On versus Craftsman Each different brand of tools have some that work in places that others won't, there are some older chraftsman offset box wrenches I like, some thin hazet box wrenches---the old williams tappet wrenches when it comes to flex sockets, torex bits, allen sockets , brake line wrenches ,get snapon What I have found is that the snapon tools i paid a lot for then (10-30 years ago) will still sell used for more than i paid for them originally