jackc
Number of posts : 1167 Age : 34 Location : haverhill Drives : mk2 golf gti 16v, mk2 golf gti 8v, mk2 golf 1.3, mk4 golf Registration date : 2009-04-26
| Subject: snap on tools Thu Dec 08 2011, 13:00 | |
| what do people think would you rather...
buy brand new off the snap on van or buy second hand off ebay?
theres a guy who has a snap on tool box its called an apprentice tool box it includes:
7 draw roll cab, spanners, air rachet, sockets, rachets, plyers, screw drivers, hammer extensions etc etc
for £1200 including vat
or would any1 buy second hand off the bay.
obviously looking for "more for my money"
and its the first set of snap on tools i have i have tools but there all different makes of tool.
cheers | |
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chubby353
Number of posts : 879 Age : 39 Location : park bench Drives : black bmw e36 on splits Registration date : 2009-08-27
| Subject: Re: snap on tools Thu Dec 08 2011, 18:10 | |
| Snap on tools have a life time gaurngee (cant spell) so it shouldnt matter if u buy then second hand or new as the tool man will replace them as long as they have snap on printed on them but i have bought loads of spanners etc grom carboots etc all snap on and have had no problem wot so ever | |
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CaddyRage Admin
Number of posts : 6348 Age : 43 Location : Ellington, near Huntingdon, cambs Drives : T4 2.5tdi daily, 83 mk1 golf gti 16v, 92 mk1 Caddy project Registration date : 2007-12-29
| Subject: Re: snap on tools Thu Dec 08 2011, 18:23 | |
| Offer to do a cash sale if you can afford to mate and push for a further discount.
I buy snap on tools myself, some off the rep and some off ebay(new and used).
Not all are lifetime guarantee'd though. Air tools only get a year and ratchets get repaired rather than replaced | |
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jackc
Number of posts : 1167 Age : 34 Location : haverhill Drives : mk2 golf gti 16v, mk2 golf gti 8v, mk2 golf 1.3, mk4 golf Registration date : 2009-04-26
| Subject: Re: snap on tools Fri Dec 09 2011, 07:52 | |
| i just werent sure if it would be easier just to buy it new and then you know its all good, or do people think because its snap on to get it second hand as it always has a warrenty?
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guy Moderator
Number of posts : 1689 Age : 56 Location : Littleport Drives : MK 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 4, T5 Registration date : 2009-09-15
| Subject: Re: snap on tools Fri Dec 09 2011, 19:31 | |
| I have been buying the stuff for years, I buy it new and used.
Lee is quite correct the air tools and electric items only have a limited warranty of 1 year., they are all repairable through the dealers and the snap on repair centre.
Ratchets are designed to be repaired rather than replaced, the hand tools are all covered by their unlimited lifetime warranty, this doesn't include abuse or misuse. What this means is you cant hammer the s**t out of a screwdriver and expect them to replace it..... err no thats abuse.
If the crome falls off or wears out they'll swap it, some socket are meant to be self sacrificing such as the black impact sockets, as you use them they are meant to become sloppy, when they spin on the nut then if you get on well with the dealer they will swap it out otherwise you maybe buying new ones.
They are worth every single penny you pay for them as the spanner fit correctly, doesn't slip off or break randomly, they're well balanced all this means is less skinned knuckles busted hands or rung off nuts.
In short buy as much as you can for as little as you can you'll not be disapointed.
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crash-t
Number of posts : 24 Registration date : 2011-10-24
| Subject: Re: snap on tools Tue Dec 13 2011, 07:29 | |
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jackc
Number of posts : 1167 Age : 34 Location : haverhill Drives : mk2 golf gti 16v, mk2 golf gti 8v, mk2 golf 1.3, mk4 golf Registration date : 2009-04-26
| Subject: Re: snap on tools Wed Dec 21 2011, 08:15 | |
| think i might just wait till the new year for some to come out and see what offers they have etc.
thanks | |
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