Have you seen the Snap-on Long nose slip joint pliers , Talon grip.....in 4 inch! LN44 BCF? I noticed your pliers drawer in your previous video from about a year ago and thought you may be interested. The three plier set is PN PL344BCF.
I tried to warranty my Snap On coolant pressure tester, if wouldn't build pressure and it was hard to pump. My Snap on rep called in to see what the warranty was, because he didn't know, told them what was wrong, and the guy basically said because i didn't oil it, no warranty. I can't remember off the top of my head, but he said there is a little hole on the body, maybe by the plunger and your supposed to put oil in there with a special Snap On needle oiler. My rep didn't know about this, and told me he's never told anyone they needed to oil them. But he said i would have to buy a new one. I was mad so i bought one on the Mac truck, it wasn't labeled Mac, but other than it being a different color it was identical to the Snap On. It came with the generic ends, the rubber cones that expand, they don't work but the tester does. It didn't have an oil hole. i bought one of those vacuum coolant refill kids off the Mac truck, my Mac guy got me and Air Lift one, instead of the Mac one because it was $100 cheaper. The only vehicle i use it on is the Ram Hemi 6.2, they overheat so bad if there is air in there, and its so hard to get it out. I have that same combustion leak tester, on my second bottle of fluid for it, i've had it for like 4 years. I actually found out the other day that testing fluid has shelf life of about year. Which is kind of strange considering some places have the same bottles in stock for that long if they don't sell, so when you buy that stuff you have no idea how long its been around. Right now we only have a Snap On truck, the Mac guy quit in December due to medical issues. But we are supposed to get a new Mac guy soon as well as a Matco truck, which this area has never had, we tried before but the closest one said it wasn't worth it to come here, but now we have like 30 or more shops in town off all types, not all automotive, lots of construction, logging, and oil field. A great tour of everything, hopefully will get mine done soon, have to get a new phone soon.
Oh it's a good day when ASM posts! Thanks Aus!
Great video 👍
Have you seen the Snap-on Long nose slip joint pliers , Talon grip.....in 4 inch! LN44 BCF? I noticed your pliers drawer in your previous video from about a year ago and thought you may be interested. The three plier set is PN PL344BCF.
I’ve seen the set. I’ve got the 6 inch pair which is small enough for me.
I tried to warranty my Snap On coolant pressure tester, if wouldn't build pressure and it was hard to pump. My Snap on rep called in to see what the warranty was, because he didn't know, told them what was wrong, and the guy basically said because i didn't oil it, no warranty. I can't remember off the top of my head, but he said there is a little hole on the body, maybe by the plunger and your supposed to put oil in there with a special Snap On needle oiler. My rep didn't know about this, and told me he's never told anyone they needed to oil them. But he said i would have to buy a new one. I was mad so i bought one on the Mac truck, it wasn't labeled Mac, but other than it being a different color it was identical to the Snap On. It came with the generic ends, the rubber cones that expand, they don't work but the tester does. It didn't have an oil hole. i bought one of those vacuum coolant refill kids off the Mac truck, my Mac guy got me and Air Lift one, instead of the Mac one because it was $100 cheaper. The only vehicle i use it on is the Ram Hemi 6.2, they overheat so bad if there is air in there, and its so hard to get it out. I have that same combustion leak tester, on my second bottle of fluid for it, i've had it for like 4 years. I actually found out the other day that testing fluid has shelf life of about year. Which is kind of strange considering some places have the same bottles in stock for that long if they don't sell, so when you buy that stuff you have no idea how long its been around. Right now we only have a Snap On truck, the Mac guy quit in December due to medical issues. But we are supposed to get a new Mac guy soon as well as a Matco truck, which this area has never had, we tried before but the closest one said it wasn't worth it to come here, but now we have like 30 or more shops in town off all types, not all automotive, lots of construction, logging, and oil field. A great tour of everything, hopefully will get mine done soon, have to get a new phone soon.
Watched it twice AUS. !