Need torque wrench for suspension work
12-13-2003, 06:29 PM
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All I've done is tire switches with mine. So if you're staying under 150 ft lb's, here's the one I have.
12-16-2003, 08:46 AM
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Originally posted by brillo
anyone have anything against craftsman? I thnk I'm going to get two of them as they are one sale for $50
anyone have anything against craftsman? I thnk I'm going to get two of them as they are one sale for $50
12-16-2003, 11:04 AM
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Originally posted by tpryor
I bought a Crafstman every year (broke the square tip off after a few months), until someone recommended a Snap-On. I have had it 5 years, and it is indestructable.
I bought a Crafstman every year (broke the square tip off after a few months), until someone recommended a Snap-On. I have had it 5 years, and it is indestructable.
12-16-2003, 11:22 AM
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EVERYTHING bearing the "Craftsman" name will have a lifetime warrantee, no questions asked.
I get a new socket wrench every year, as I abuse mine quite badly.
They replaced my smaller torque wrench a few years back as well.
I return sockets and stuff from time to time.
The Craftsman warrantee has no small print.
I get a new socket wrench every year, as I abuse mine quite badly.
They replaced my smaller torque wrench a few years back as well.
I return sockets and stuff from time to time.
The Craftsman warrantee has no small print.
12-16-2003, 11:43 AM
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Originally posted by Maniac
EVERYTHING bearing the "Craftsman" name will have a lifetime warrantee, no questions asked.
I get a new socket wrench every year, as I abuse mine quite badly.
They replaced my smaller torque wrench a few years back as well.
I return sockets and stuff from time to time.
The Craftsman warrantee has no small print.
EVERYTHING bearing the "Craftsman" name will have a lifetime warrantee, no questions asked.
I get a new socket wrench every year, as I abuse mine quite badly.
They replaced my smaller torque wrench a few years back as well.
I return sockets and stuff from time to time.
The Craftsman warrantee has no small print.
Scroll the pages at Sears.com and notice that on ratchets and such, the "Guaranteed Forever" is suspiciously missing, but on hammers, wrenches, sockets, etc., it is prominently displayed.
shhhh!!!
12-18-2003, 06:04 AM
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Originally posted by oosik
just keep them calibrated
just keep them calibrated
I've had my Craftsman torque wrench for years and never had a problem with it.
How do you keep and get yours calibrated ?
thanks,
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