Grab a drink and enjoy the dumpster fire flames!!

Is this something you have to be in the field or office for?

 

What all do you supply? Safety, fab, gases, or all of the above?

 

Yes, both but not always the same every day. Cant wait till I can go off this BS med leave and return to the land of the living. But there are other complications with this that you are aware of Jay

 

Fasteners, safety, abrasives, janitorial, welding, plumbing, pneumatics, material handling, power transmission, electrical.

 

Have anything to fix these 3rd gen tacos??

 

Thats a good inventory. We carry all but the fasteners. But I am 75% medical. I do venture into the Industrial side when I have time. The returns are much higher on ind but we have a full time ind sales guy already

 

A 2nd gen

 

It's electrical motors, sprockets, chain and belts. Sorry.

 

Says the man with an '18....

 

Lol... It may be blasphemous of me but I liked my 2nd gen more than this one.

 

We both ownd 2nd gens prior.

 

I work for Fastenal. I was told once that we have over 1 million standard part numbers. That doesn't include part numbers that aren't tracked because they are private numbers assigned to each of the 2,400 stores.

 

Traitors...

 

Mine was stolen.... business decision to buy new vs used.

 

I am often jealous of the fastenal company vehicles... they are always much newer than ours... but I cut them off if we are arriving at a fab shop at the same time... so it makes me feel better.

 

Edited my post

 

And mine was a casualty of marriage... divorce came with a 3rd gen.

 

That's because we are customer service focused and don't want to show our customers anything bad about the company. Plus, they let you do that. There isn't much (company vehicle-wise) that will stay with those 5.7l Hemis.

 

Definitely not a 2010 dodge avenger, or 2007 Chrysler town and country