I'm not one to conform the the 'all one brand' philosophy....not knocking it, just that one company might make a better torque wrench, and one might have better made/different sizes of sockets, while another.....you get the idea. I believe buy the best for your individual purposes, be it price, reliability, whatever.

I use to work with a guy that had about $30k in Snap-on tools....he had everything you could ever need, and ya they were nice, but they didn't turn bolts or screw in screws any better or worse than Craftsman or Husky or 'x' brand.

 

Kinda like the Hollywood saga of who's married to who - it changes from time to time

Agreed... I just prefer (though I do have sockets and wrenches from several different brands) that when I do build a collection, they're uniform. If nothing else, it'll help me with my mild CDO.

 

Ya I agree. Sometimes though you'll run Into something else that someone else makes that rocks lol

 

Yep

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I find the easy to read sockets that are craftsman are very handy. I can't see near as well anymore.

 

Hmmmm... No BS in 2 days is totally unacceptable . Soooooooooooooo... what's up everyone???

 

I just stubified my front bumper

 

sold my factory side steps, front bumper ....so the garage is almost clutter free. All I have left the the stock tire carrier and my 2.5" tera BB to go
and..................here comes the rain

 

If anyone wants a spare/backup front stock bumper with the plastic and metal part that still has the crush cans on it, you're welcome to the one thats taking up space in my garage. It's the one off of my 2007 Sahara with the fog light openings

 

You sold em?? How on earth did you manage to do that? I can't give the darn things away