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01-11-2008, 04:56 PM
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Good Deal on New Socket Set
Just saw the flyer for This today And I think I'm gonna pick it up tomorrow. I've been thinking about getting a new socket set to keep in the shop since all I have right now is a 137pc set that I truck around with me for work, and it'd be nice to just leave that in the van.
For everyone who's interested I'll write some impressions on the set after I pick it up tomorrow to let you all know what I think about it. I've heard pretty good things about mastercraft maximum and it has a lifetime warrenty (real lifetime warenty, not just 25 years) and I've never had problems getting replacements at canadian tire before so it shouldn't be a problem if anything should ever break. Just thought I'd post it here for any fellow canadians looking for a deal on a new set. If anyone else picks it up feel free to leave your opinions too.
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4x4, 5-Speed, 22RE Custom built box with big stepside fenders 31" ETS Trail Masters About 3" body lift Pioneer CD player (iPod Controll) with 10" sub woofer Last edited by JasonWin : 01-11-2008 at 04:57 PM. |
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01-12-2008, 03:05 PM
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Just picked up the set a couple hours ago and so far I love it. Haven't got a chance to actually use it but it seams like a nice solid set, all the sockets I think I'll ever need. The only thing I wish it had was a 17mm wrench for romoving my transmission but hey, it is a socket set after all, you don't buy it for the wrenches. I've heard lots of good things about Maximum sets thought, people around here actually prefere them to snap-on because the customer service is so much better.
Anyway that's just my opinion. Anyone looking for a new set I highly recommend it.
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Weekend Rig - 85 SR5 Pickup:
4x4, 5-Speed, 22RE Custom built box with big stepside fenders 31" ETS Trail Masters About 3" body lift Pioneer CD player (iPod Controll) with 10" sub woofer |
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01-19-2008, 11:17 PM
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thats a nice socket set
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