Technical Looksee what I found

[PNL]

Decks hows about that one then :slayer: :devil:

Scroll to the very bottom of the list and then count up to the 48th item now thats what I call a steel O £5 odd for the complete kit :woot: of course if you want to pay £39 odd theres another one further up the list

http://www.toolsheduk.com/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Vehicle_Repairs___Servicing_24.html

 

[PNL]

Well I dont believe you lot 15 reads and NO replies I'm going to delete it :devil:

 

[NanoSi]

Well I dont believe you lot 15 reads and NO replies I'm going to delete it :devil:

Easy boy, looks like yam found a bargain there matey


:slayer: Si

 

[PNL]

Easy boy, looks like yam found a bargain there matey


:slayer: Si

I couldnt believe it when I saw it Si boy was I surprised just one thing tho I ask you guys ..let me order mine first so they dont run out of stock or put the bloody price up :worship: Pweees

 

[Argonought]

It is a steal at £5.94 even with the £17.49 shipping!

 

[PNL]

It is a steal at £5.94 even with the £17.49 shipping!

SHIPPING never noticed any shipping

 

[twincamms]

Err, not exactly SNAP-ON is it?

As soon as you put any pressure on these tools they will break, they are like Sunday Market tools, best avoided!

 

[Deckchair5]

Well spotted Phil
Bit of a weird site though isn't it? £0.13 for an oil filter removal tool? Have they got the right prices? Is this LIDL in disguise?

 

[ChrisMClark]

Err, not exactly SNAP-ON is it?

Kinda agree here, however...

A brand to watch out for (and I'm probably stating the obvious to a lot of people) is Bluepoint....it's Snap-On in disguise. Blue box instead of red, but very good none the less. My understanding is that Snap-On own Blue point, and use them as their 'budget' line of tools.

 

[PNL]

Well spotted Phil
Bit of a weird site though isn't it? £0.13 for an oil filter removal tool? Have they got the right prices? Is this LIDL in disguise?

Would be handy if it were cos I got one just around the corner we have spoken on here many times about the brake wind back tools that are on the market at the moment and all TBO are to expensive for the now and again use its going to get with us ..even the fiat one that you found Decks has had its pitfalls Rroope broke two of them [cack handed little bugger] so even fiat didnt make a decent job of producing it either :bang: Ah well back to my G clamp and grips

 

[ChrisMClark]

Ah well...back to my mechanic mate who lends me his tools

heh heh

 

[Stilo_ste]

Ah well back to my G clamp and grips

Tried and tested, eh Phil.

 

[Argonought]

I've got to say, I thought the Fiat offering was great

Lets be realistic about this, I'm not likely to use it a 2nd time and it's still cheaper than paying a garage to do it

 

[Deckchair5]

Very odd site that one Phil. It's US based even though it has UK in the title.
Click on "Contact us" or "Terms and Conditions" and you get no contact adresses. I'd leave this one well alone

The reason Rroope's Fiat tool broke was because his caliper was seized.

 

[ChrisMClark]

I put an order together last night and noticed there were no contact details...I had a dig around and found its a DEMO site for a hosting service...hence the tools for pennies. Was pretty gutted actually, they looked dead cheap!