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  • Mercury
    Good luck on them actually having it in stock. 90% of the crap in their flyers isn't in stock. Thats why it is so cheap!

    Merc
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  • dheffley
    quote:Originally posted by Mercury
    Good luck on them actually having it in stock. 90% of the crap in their flyers isn't in stock. Thats why it is so cheap!

    Merc


    The one in Irving, Texas has always had what was on sale, and if not, he'll get it in and sell it to you for the sale price even though they say no rain checks.
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  • 1911a1-fan
    quote:Originally posted by dheffley
    quote:Originally posted by Mercury
    Good luck on them actually having it in stock. 90% of the crap in their flyers isn't in stock. Thats why it is so cheap!

    Merc


    The one in Irving, Texas has always had what was on sale, and if not, he'll get it in and sell it to you for the sale price even though they say no rain checks.



    same in stl. they got it everything, it's inexpensive because it's cheaply made, the last ohm meter i bought is off 1/10th-1ohm, but overall they have a fair product
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  • 180A
    They usually keep these grinders in stock.

    One thing I have noticed about their air tools is they don't have much torque....this one may be the exception.
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  • Captplaid
    quote:Originally posted by 180A
    They usually keep these grinders in stock.

    One thing I have noticed about their air tools is they don't have much torque....this one may be the exception.


    Yeah, there economically priced impact wrench is low torque.
    I've heard good things about the "Earthquake", the higher priced impact from my dad and a local mechanic friend.
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