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       #Post#: 92672--------------------------------------------------
       New toy, I mean essential Land Rovering bit of kit...
       By: NoelC Date: September 10, 2014, 10:07 am
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       I'm not really one for new-fangled stuff where tools are
       concerned so when the mechanics at the coach company I was
       working at earlier in the year proudly showed off their Snap-On
       cordless rattle guns I wasn't expecting to be impressed.
       Cordless stuff is shite, right? Not a patch on an air gun. The
       prices were as to be expected, off the wall for Snap-On (£600+)
       but after using one I was seriously impressed. Massively
       powerful.
       A useful bit of kit for tinkering with series motors I thought
       to myself but not at that money. Knowing Snap-On are bound to
       have bought these in from someone I did some research and found
       Ingersoll-Rand are the manufacturer, and furthermore make a more
       powerful 20 volt gun - the Snap-On is 18 volt. As I was heading
       across the pond the thought of no VAT appealed and Amazon were
       doing a blinding deal, $855 list price down to $455.73, approx
       £275 at the exchange rate at the time. Extravagant? Maybe, but
       bloody hell has it got some grunt.  :smilewide:
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       #Post#: 92674--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New toy, I mean essential Land Rovering bit of kit...
       By: mick swb Date: September 10, 2014, 11:49 am
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       That look sum tool.   >rock<
       #Post#: 92678--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New toy, I mean essential Land Rovering bit of kit...
       By: Doug_T Date: September 10, 2014, 1:19 pm
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       Good buy! Bet that put a dent in your baggage allowance though
       (mind you if you fly over the pond with a proper airline you
       should get a decent weight anyway).
       #Post#: 92680--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New toy, I mean essential Land Rovering bit of kit...
       By: NoelC Date: September 10, 2014, 1:24 pm
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       Yeah, it took up a fair amount Doug. I've got access to scales
       over there so the checked bag tipped the check in scales at
       50.0lb, so I got my moneys worth.  :smile1 The whole kit is
       under 20lb so not too bad.
       #Post#: 92685--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New toy, I mean essential Land Rovering bit of kit...
       By: espacekiller Date: September 10, 2014, 2:30 pm
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       Our riggers at work have huge 1" drive thing I borrowed it to
       remove a crankshaft bolt once but it sheered off the proper
       hardened 3/4" reducer I used  :eek: the grunt they have is
       amazing proper useful tool.
       #Post#: 92687--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New toy, I mean essential Land Rovering bit of kit...
       By: johnpirate Date: September 10, 2014, 3:16 pm
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       cordless impact guns are great little tools.My McAllister one
       from B&Q only cost me £45 as it was an end of stock sale whilst
       it might not have power of that superb bit of kit I have found
       it extremely  useful in allsorts of jobs.
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