Bunnings let me down

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Originally Posted by Disco-tastic

I go to repco if i need a socket/spanner. They have a pretty good range, even if you have to order it in. Last time i checked the repco branded tools had a lifetime warranty too.

Cheers

Dan

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repco is awesome

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Originally Posted by Eevo

repco is awesome

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I used to think so too but I try to avoid the place now.

A year or so ago, I tried to buy wheel cylinder rubbers for my older car. No, you can't buy those anymore. So I asked how much for a wheel cylinder only to be told you can't buy those either.

Went across the road to my now regular store (Autopro) & they had the rubbers I needed in stock.

A local 'mechanic' here told me how good the local store was now that there was a girl who knew her stuff on the Trade counter so I gave them another try.
I asked if a cooling system pressure kit had an adaptor for a 1998 Land Rover. She said that's a Toyota, isn't it?

Masters carry (or did when I last looked..) a certain prestigious German brand of spanners/sockets etc. Prices were not um, 'out of this world' when compared to the best 'internet & carriage' price at that time.