

| Subject: | Re: 12 point bit tool spec needed for CV/axle removal |
| From: | John Brush |
| Date: | Tue, 7 Mar 2006 17:43:40 -0700 |
Mark Tuovinen wrote: > is not. However once you have the size if you still can't find the > correct socket, look up your Snap-on, Mac, etc, tool dealer in the > phone book and they can tell you their route for that day and go meet > them at one of their stops. I always see these kinds of suggestions, and I see the trucks around town, but I don't know how that works, in that, is it normal, or acceptable to just go up to one of the trucks (when its not moving <g>) and ask to buy some parts? Courtesy, and consideration is a given, but I have never done it, and so am curious about how it all works. Do they expect to sell that way often? Credit Cards, cash, order parts, etc? Obviously, I have no idea how that all works, but it seems it might be a good resource.... Thanks, John ---------------------------------------------------------- I would rather hunt with Dick Cheney Than ride with Ted Kennedy -----------------------------------------------------------
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