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Old 06-16-2009, 10:28 PM   #37
chipflyer
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Re: Snap-On tools...Do you drink the Kool Aid too ?

It really boils down to what you need? Snap On tools are probably overkill for most weekenders but not for guys that make their living with tools. You can break any tool, but how difficult is it to get it replaced? I worked at a Deere dealership in Western KS for years and made my living with my Snap on tools. Each time something broke, the tool man came to me within a week and I swapped it out, no questions.
Cheers to Snap On, one of our last great American tool companies.

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