Kobalt vs Craftsman?
03-14-2015, 03:09 PM
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You guys are more than welcome for the links. It saves a ton of money to bypass the tool truck man and get the same goods.
Would just like to show you the insides of a snap-on dual 80 (right) and the bahco 7750 (left)
As you can see, they're exactly the same.
Would just like to show you the insides of a snap-on dual 80 (right) and the bahco 7750 (left)
As you can see, they're exactly the same.
04-03-2015, 12:13 AM
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04-03-2015, 12:51 AM
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I wouldn't buy the bahco sockets. The williams sockets from both sides are awesome.
04-04-2015, 11:37 PM
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kobalt > craftsman
their tool carts are way better as well. I have a kobalt rolling service cart that I got on sale for $150. its a sweet blue color and is 10x as sturdy as a craftsman unit! not to mention every time I break a ratchet I take it to lowes and get a free one quickly with no questions asked. sears has been nothing but a pain in my *** on the other hand.
their tool carts are way better as well. I have a kobalt rolling service cart that I got on sale for $150. its a sweet blue color and is 10x as sturdy as a craftsman unit! not to mention every time I break a ratchet I take it to lowes and get a free one quickly with no questions asked. sears has been nothing but a pain in my *** on the other hand.