rwd tools division of snap on

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• Nov 23, 2009

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I was wondering if someone knows what is the web site to go to for rwd tools a division of snap on, cause I have a catalog and would like to order some tools from it. cause a friend cave me this catalog and I have a hard time catching a snap on dealer. So if someone would know the web page I would like to hear from you.

 

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• Nov 23, 2009

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RWD is only through the dealers, and everything is sold at list price. if your going to buy the product off of the internet, you might as well find it at a decent price.

 

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• Nov 23, 2009

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What's RWD?

 

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• Nov 23, 2009

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RWD is Snap-ons division that sells Gearwrench, makita etc. to the dealers so they can have a complete tool offering. The items can be ordered off of the Snap-on website that is linked in my sig.

 

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thanks for all the replys, I was hoping that thier was a afiscail site I could go to for rwd. Cause when I could see the snap on drive I work for AAmco Transmisions then I found a better paying job in a factory now. So as you can see that I have a problem getting with a snap on driver.

 

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chadster1 said:

RWD is Snap-ons division that sells Gearwrench, makita etc. to the dealers so they can have a complete tool offering. The items can be ordered off of the Snap-on website that is linked in my sig.

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That makes sense, there is a local place here in town that sells those type of tools and lisle, KD, SK etc.. but only avail. to tool truck people with a business license for doing so. I only found out about it when I needed a brake piston tool for a VW one weekend and I called my Cornwell guy who lived near me and he came by in his truck and we drove over there. The guy handed him a kit he handed it to me and instantly made $30, lol
Still cheaper than SO or MAC and when you need something you have to deal with the price.