Whats your Must Have 'Go To' tools? - PeachParts Mercedes-Benz Forum

strelnik · #5 02-03-2012, 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by RamahX

Benhogan, your right. I just didn't want everyone to gang up on me with suggestions of Snap On only stuff ;->

Been looking on CL. What I really want is a set of stubbie and longer 1/4" hex sockets, but can't find anyone who has them.

Right now I just want y'all to feel sorry for me ;-< I feel like I did 100's of crunches from getting up and down on the crawler all day. And since I didn't have said 1/4" 6mm hex, I had to be a contortionist with an allen key just to get the LAST bolt off, too me 30 min...

*runs and takes gobs of motrin*

*then runs and looks on ebay*

I have about 1000 lbs of US made high quality tools all the way up to 32mm. Some bigger sockets to 46mm and to 3-1/2" but the bigger ones are Snap-On.

Send me a list:

You can buy Armstrong, Easco, Cornwell, Williams, Proto, all of which are made by Danaher Tools in the US, which sells their entire inventory exclusively to the US military and limited other industrial frims.

Metric and US.

I also have about 75 tool boxes. But I'm far away in Michigan so I'm thinking Ebay for the tools and the local swap meets for the tool boxes which are Proto, Snap-On, Stack-On, Napa and Craftsman.
Plus some other heavier duty ones used for tank repair.

This purchase of mine has netted some very cool tools, including bullet-proof Fluke meters. I don't worry about dropping one of those, lol.