GarrettGmc
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Is ur lowes already carrying craftsman tools? Mine wont till end of the year is what I was told.
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Is ur lowes already carrying craftsman tools? Mine wont till end of the year is what I was told.
BowtieBrody
Jesus Murphy!
They've got like 3 different tool sets and the metal toolboxes available now. I asked and they said the Craftsman inventory would be added to until about late November.
Oldblue98
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Ok guys, thought I would mention... I seen one of the Autel Maxicheck Pro's on a youtube video that it would do automated ABS bleed ! I bought it as a assumption it would work with my 1998 truck ! It did not have my 5th digit vin code in it and would not read my abs info.
I already had a scanner code reader that worked good for basic stuff but bought this based on word of mouth as I was doing wheels, tires and brakes on my truck and wanted to bleed the ABS module before bleeding each wheel.
$150.00 later and NO cigar.
If anyone knows of a affordable scanner that will bleed abs module I am still looking for one. Both of the ones I have will read ABS codes and or erase codes, but I am looking for one to do the automated bleed.
I already had a scanner code reader that worked good for basic stuff but bought this based on word of mouth as I was doing wheels, tires and brakes on my truck and wanted to bleed the ABS module before bleeding each wheel.
$150.00 later and NO cigar.
If anyone knows of a affordable scanner that will bleed abs module I am still looking for one. Both of the ones I have will read ABS codes and or erase codes, but I am looking for one to do the automated bleed.
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John Moore
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The lowes here in Eastern NC is carrying Craftsman. Mechanic tool sets and the boxes. I hope they'll end up carrying single wrenches and such like sears did...
BowtieBrody
Jesus Murphy!
My local Lowes head manager said they'd be carrying everything from master mechanic tools sets to wrench sets and a bunch of other ****; I assume it'd be the same across the board for each store.
John Moore
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I'd imagine so... I assume they're keeping their Kobalt brand as well... I never purchased Kobalt, but I have used them and they're pretty good. I grew up with craftsman though, definitely my favorite along with Proto...Though Proto is much more expensive :/
Biggershaft96
Cant Getrite
my taste depends on the tool. Tekton impact sockets are the **** for the price.
Finally bit the Bullet and bought the big harbor freight tool cart for all of my Milwaukee tools and boxed specialty tool sets. I need to buy another cart for all of my 12v wiring stuff and diagnosis tools.
I got tired of having all my Milwaukee stuff sitting ontop of my other boxes. I've got two 46" chests full as well.
I got tired of having all my Milwaukee stuff sitting ontop of my other boxes. I've got two 46" chests full as well.
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Oldblue98
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Milwaukee is a good investment for sure, I just added the M18 weed eater and blower to my collection of Milwaukee.. Best thing since sliced bread ! All those years of buying gas and cussing when it would not start =)
Biggershaft96
Cant Getrite
I got a dewalt weedeater last year and thats no lie. I can do all 12 of my customers yards on 2 5ah batteries and not have to fight to start the dam thing.
