Hey everyone so I'd like to buy an air cat impact. I own an ir I just bought it and really like it but id like one for home on for work and I have an old 231 for a spare. So with saying that the ir is great for work but I'll give an aircat a shot at home trouble is where do you buy one. We have a northern tool but all they sell is the nitrocat 1200k . Where can you see a line up of aircat tools? Is there any store that actually carries there stuff? I looked on the website but don't see a dealer locator either. Any idea?
Where to buy air cat tools
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Nick1994
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ram_man u seem to be a fulltime mechanic or something along those lines.
Post up on garagejournal or local forum... they generally will be more helpful then here. I've learned a lot more from experience techs on garagejournal then anything else, but they have little knowledge on what good oil is.
Post up on garagejournal or local forum... they generally will be more helpful then here. I've learned a lot more from experience techs on garagejournal then anything else, but they have little knowledge on what good oil is.
Northern Tool seems to have them. They have a few brick & mortar stores in MO.
http://www.northerntool.com/stores/missouri.htm
http://www.northerntool.com/stores/missouri.htm
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Originally Posted By: ram_man
I would prefer to buy in a store.
What's the difference? I'm pretty sure if it dies in a year you'd have to send it back to the manufacturer anyways
I would prefer to buy in a store.
What's the difference? I'm pretty sure if it dies in a year you'd have to send it back to the manufacturer anyways
I couldn't find them in a store locally at a reasonable price. I bought mine from CPO Outlet Tool Stores online. I think they offer a discount for joining their email list. At the time I was shopping they blew Amazon away on the price, and got the tool to me fast.
Originally Posted By: Nick1994
Originally Posted By: ram_man
I would prefer to buy in a store.
What's the difference? I'm pretty sure if it dies in a year you'd have to send it back to the manufacturer anyways
2 Year Warranty Parts & Labor no matter if bought in a store or online. That also includes pro use, only a decent tool will stand up to that sort of daily use.
Originally Posted By: ram_man
I would prefer to buy in a store.
What's the difference? I'm pretty sure if it dies in a year you'd have to send it back to the manufacturer anyways
2 Year Warranty Parts & Labor no matter if bought in a store or online. That also includes pro use, only a decent tool will stand up to that sort of daily use.
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$148
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000LQL..._10&sr=8-10
actually 129.99$ from amazon seller
(not third party)
That a decent buy but the 1150 is better.
Originally Posted By: ram_man
Actually getting to feel and play with it and I prefer to buy from a store and support American jobs than buy online and support jobs not local to me
You can buy from sears or kmart... ship to store.
$148
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000LQL..._10&sr=8-10
actually 129.99$ from amazon seller
(not third party)
That a decent buy but the 1150 is better.
Originally Posted By: ram_man
Actually getting to feel and play with it and I prefer to buy from a store and support American jobs than buy online and support jobs not local to me
You can buy from sears or kmart... ship to store.
I think if it is purchased directly from store, it would give the clear idea.
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