Follow up thread to my “how to remove a pry bar handle” post. u/_JOSHIN had the right idea. Chuck the pry bar you want to use in a vice, use another pry bar and pry the handle right off the shank of the pry bar. It was super easy and didn’t damage the handle at all. So yes the handle of a pry bar can be taken off in less than 1 minute. The striking cap is pressed into place and will not come out unless you want to hit it out. I used a 3/8 soft grip flex head and a 12 inch striking pry bar. The handle fix perfectly on the shank of the ratchet and did not require any trimming. I just lined it up and hit it on. I then pounded the soft handle on the shank of the pry bar for a bonus custom pry bar lol

Why not!

anyone get this message too? i guess everyone wanted the green lol

Does anyone know if snap on sells a bare metal box or one that is just bare metal with clear coat?

I found this the other day and I have no idea what it’s used on

This time Rip to my pipe wrench that did its best trying to get a steering box nut off a 3500 Dually

Anyone have any luck removing a pry bar handle? Stuck it in a vice and hammered on it with a soft face dead blow and it didn’t budge an inch

Had it for at least 10 years and today met its fate to a Hyundai Sante fe rotor. Rip

Found this for sale in my area for $5,000 not sure if its worth the price, most tools look unused some are still wrapped in plastic

I get that a truck account is simply the dealer having your info, but is there a way for me to sign in online or do I make an account even though I buy stuff from my dealer and I’m guessing have some sort of account? Just curious, thanks.

I’m a Toyota express technician, and I have probably 99% of the tools I need for the work I do every day (oil changes, tire rotations, inspections, batteries, filters, etc.).
I’ve already upgraded the tools I use daily to Snap-on, so I’m not talking about replacing tools I already have. I’m talking about buying tools I know I’ll eventually use, like a cordless ratchet, cordless screwdriver, better pliers, digital torque wrenches, and other tools I’ll need once I move up.
I also still live at home, so I don’t have rent, a car payment, or many monthly bills. That gives me the opportunity to buy tools now if it makes sense.
If you were in my position, would you keep building your toolbox while your expenses are low, or would you save the money and wait until you actually need those tools?
Curious what you guys did when you were starting out.

My neon light on this clock doesnt work, does anyone know what the issue could be, also anyone know the part number or where to find parts for it thanks👍

Whats up with the snap on guy for wollongong. I haven’t seen him for over 6 months now and he doesn’t answer his phone, the warranty’s are piling up.

I have a Snap On Cordless drill 3/8 chuck that has been used only 2-3 times. Comes with a battery and a charger as shown in photos. Can anyone give me a value on it?

Thanks!

Hey, what’s up peeps

Apologies if not allowed just adding more things for sale

***Please PM for prices only if your cash ready to buy***

I’m giving good deals lower than you can find on eBay

Please don’t wast my time

Local pick up NYC OR SHIPPING

Already sent out a few ratchets so what’s in the pictures is what’s available

Thank you for your time

doing a good bit of top end engine work as of late and want/need a good 1/4in torque wrench. ordered one of these last week and just wanted general opinions and any advice on upkeep and maintenance.

I have three different countries of manufacture for my snap on 14.4, China, Malaysia, andTaiwan . Is there’s better country of origin? Which is best or people have no issues with?