Keeperofthemonsters
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For 8 years we worked side by side.
Sorry for the graphic images. Rest in pieces my friend. *fp edit* Snap on guy said this particular model was only warranted for 5 years, replacement is on the way and will update with more info as time permits. Yet another edit: https://imgur.com/gallery/tdEtlyY
swisstraeng
idk if you can solder it back in place, anyway, RIP.
MisanthropicAnthropoid
Your girlfriend's vibrator. RIP.
benomac
I'm surprised a snap on gun lasted that long.
obamalamadingdongditch
A little JB Weld oughta patch that right up
SeaBass88
Oh snap
Willshade145
Air today, gone tomorrow.
Workid
Taken too soon. Good night sweet prince.
Davidnfilms
Some fiberfix repair tape would fix that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgbplyQwSD8
TurdFerguson14
That looks awesome
TallgeeseIV
So how much p-blast did you use before this happened anyway and you determined that the bolt is now permanent?
Jhonny0darko
Wait till I tell you about the 25 year old Chicago pneumatic I bought for 50 bucks 10 years ago. Best one in my box
down2konker
yes ! Chicago pneumatic are the best , but so are Ingersoll Rand
no2401717
You know what that means...NEW TOOLS !!!
ItMayBeHelpfulToNote
Warrentee for life ? No? They cost enough
madmatt2024
Nope, only hand tools.
DerpNerpem
Rust in pieces :(
Benman85101
Don't they replace them free?
jinxman17
only hand tools. power and air tools are like 2 years if I remember
Goldmarble
If you are willing to part with it for a good cause, Ave would probably do a glorious autopsy.
Skawomplious
I was gonna say weld that crack shut and keep on keeping on, but I like the idea of letting Ave tear into it too.
TerrorGuy58
I second this motion
Keeperofthemonsters
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zeggitttttttttttt
He cross-threading lug nuts with Jesus now.
RumorsOfSmores
highly underrated comment
davehawkey13
I laughed out load
davehawkey13
Loud, not drunk yet lol
tephlonb12
Sorry for your loss Op. Now go buy a new one to help with the pain.
CaptKlaws
Upvoting for the "rest in pieces"
Roland191145
I understand this is quite and impact on your ability to work. Truly gut-WRENCHING
Keeperofthemonsters
HA
middleagedman
Check out Milwaukee 2863-22. 1,400 ft lbs torque from a cordless tool. It’s a monster.
INIT2WINIT
Best one on the market...
ionizdgrunt
Unless he works on tanks, keep those electrical drills away. But damn I'd love one of those Milwaukee's.
middleagedman
Brushless baby!
SkyrimTraveler
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zagibu
Cordless tools have their use, but replacing a corded one with a cordless one just for the heck of it is not a good idea.
middleagedman
Show me a corded 1/2 impact wrench with 1,400 ft lbs. then you can talk
Electrogourd
some of my friends had Mech Engineer internships at Milwaulkee tool. Apparently they got to keep minorly damaged tools, which is neat
Electrogourd
cauae yeah, they are awesome af
raypurchase
This isn't warrantied? For a $23,000 dollar tool I would assume its got a warranty. It looks fixable though.
willparry79
SnapOn is so expensive because they know they're gonna sell to a lot of people that won't keep up on their payments and keep the tools
kmikl
$23K? Are you fuc... well, it's a snap-on...
LarryFine
I looked on snapon.com and did not find any pneumatic wrenches above $1,800. Most are around $600. I think you have an extra zero.
n0n53n53
I looked on jokes.com for your clue, but you don't seem to have any.
AlbanB
23k ?? wtf
raypurchase
It was a joke aimed at how expensive snap on tools are.
Phobiia
I'm sincere condolences. No matter what, it would want you to keep brrrrrrtttttt on.
MikeMcAwesome91
Hi sincere condolences, I'm dad.
SmellOfMonkey
Do you're saying @OP should get an A-10 Warthog?
norwad
Everybody should get an A-10
VoodooChili
My father is getting close to end of life. This weekend he “loaned” me his wheelbarrow. He put a postit on that said “ready to use”.
VoodooChili
We both know he will never take it back. Something profound in that transaction. Not sure but it gets me a bit. Sorry for your tool loss.
YouLovedBradAndThenYouDownvotedHim
<3
icantpulloveranyfarther
This made me cry. I'm sorry. Please spend as much time with him as you can.
BadBull
he dun ugga'd his last dugga. RIP
kmikl
Skookum to the end.
UnknownLlama
If the internals are okay you could probably take that to your local welding shop and have them fix it.
kmikl
Nah, let the old man have his rest. 8 years hard labour is enough to break anyone's hammers.
jamadrien
Call customer service, tell them you used it under normal working conditions and they'll have you send it in. You might get new 1w/letter
cylogenix
Snapped off....
SurfHill
Rest in Pieces, old friend.
BarfTittiesGalore
*rust
vihra
Holy hell.. how did you manage that?!
CliveWarren81
Torque
jdpt
Thork
TheRicM
Torque no los dos?
DarkSock
I once had a D&D character named Torque MuleBrow; That’s what I’m going to name my next snap on drill
Nemesis0fReason
Bob64
He stuck his dick in a vice.
MisterLemons
Where do you think all the force comes from? It's gotta slam against SOMETHING internal.
purdhapley
randomitguy
Too much chooch
Fight4theUser
Damn 200lb gorillas
Waaahmbulance
I can’t tell if this is real or gibberish
purdhapley
As real as blinker fluid
Waaahmbulance
Welp. I should’ve known after the “must of”
Sporkeldee
One too many ugga-duggas
kmikl
This might be a case of 15-20 too many ugga-duggas. The old man could only chooch so much.
Sporkeldee
Clearly he didn’t put enough Schmoo on there.
kmikl
Not by half.
firestormv1
Too many ugga duggas.
fourstrokes
You can bet the snap on truck will stop by today to sell you a new one and a bunch of other tools you didn’t know you needed.
JetMarks
But you do need them. Snap On is a damn good brand, imo. So what if I use the tool.for one very specific thing on one piece of equipment
Filanwizard
And now I am picturing a truck playing Mr. Softee on air tools and mechanics running out to greet the tool truck.
Siegmier1
For about 800% their actual worth!
HurricaneShade
My nephew just bought a $600 Ball Joint Press
z3lfmoord
Why?
zenoshogun
Well i'm sure he has at least 4 so he should be able to use it.
HurricaneShade
It's the $350 ratchet I like
thefatlonelyjew
Does your nephew complain about tools made in Taiwan without ever actually using them
HurricaneShade
Yes..lol
thefatlonelyjew
I worked with a guy like him. He refused to admit that the US tool industry stopped being special twenty years ago
HurricaneShade
He's a very good mechanic though.. I pick his brain and have him help me alot. Having Snap On cone around, makes it to easy to just buy ...
BatSausages
For a low payment of 223.99 a week!!! What a great deal!
TheoryDT
These tools have a lifetime warranty. That's free replacement right there.
WARHAMMER405
When I worked for T/A I bought my tools at Sears or Harbor Freight. I refused to pay Snap-On prices for basic tools.
doesanyoneevenreadthese
My SO is a mechanic, and when I asked why he pays such high prices he says it's because they replace his broken parts if he buys from them.
madmatt2024
Not a valid excuse anymore. Craftsman, Kobalt, Gearwrench, and even Harbor Freight have lifetime warranties on their hand tools.
SGSchlaghund
yea snap on like jet tools ( and other high name brands) have a great warrante system
OwlFarm
They fit better too. You spend less time dealing with stripped/rounded fasteners.
kmikl
Really, buy good common tools that you can replace if they get hosed, and you'll save money.
RoncoFoodDehydrator
And he will be so nice, he will let you buy more in 2 weeks too
Manwithaforkintheworldofsoup
I thought they have a life time guarantee
lonevolff
Not sure about them anymore but matco does
Scubasteve0571
Not air tools or battery powered.