/\ Ditto its a very reasonable price :D
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/\ Ditto its a very reasonable price :D
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Originally Posted by Count Vaux Alot
There is no link as such just search and see what you find...
Always wanted one of those badboys! Would save alot of heartache when removing wheel nuts etc :thumb:Quote:
Originally Posted by trackdaynova
Arnt they about 99 from machine mart..........
/\ if you want one thats guaranteed to be sh!te not guaranteed for life like snap on are then please go to machine mart lol to be fair they are worth the RRP imo as they are great bits of kit :thumb:
I've used them both, very much the same. Bar the price... and the snap on lift guarante is good cause you'll be using it..
My old boss has two, both been repaired many times..
[quote=Benn]I've used them both, very much the same. Bar the price... and the snap on lift guarante is good cause you'll be using it..
My old boss has two, both been repaired many times..[/quote
That may well be the case, we can only wait and see. Its each to their own really as everyone has their problem stories and preferences.
I haven't ever had any issues with my snap on tools but thats not to say they are great or you shouldn't buy from else were.
Do machine mart offer life on their stuff? As £99 isn't the same as the 300 odd for the snap on gun but once it has broken 'many times' surely you would have been better off with the snap on one in the first place? Also bearing in mind Olly didn't pay top dollar for his.....
How many of you have to stand on the end of it when its giving out 720nm lol?
Sorry I don't believe I'm sitting here explaining my reasons for buying a Snap-On tool lol
Other than the fact the internals on a Snap-On wrench are metal, and those of lesser quality are nylon and plastic which wear and break easily with no warrenty...
Aside from the quality, the £89.99 Machine Mart one goes up to a staggered max of 200nm of torque, and some of the eBay ones are 130nm.
This Snap-On one has 720nm total torque, so there is nothing it won't shift.
Not just for wheel bolts, but for castle nuts etc, anything really.