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Denny

04-25-2004 07:58:22




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I broke one of my sockets on my Wright socket set. Can anyone help me with an address or anything to get it replaced? Thanks for any help. Denny




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Dan in Wisconsin

04-27-2004 03:49:23




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 Re: Wright socket in reply to Denny, 04-25-2004 07:58:22  
I've got a 1/4" drive ratchet of theirs that needs replacing too. I bought it at Fleet Farm here in northern WI. They have a lifetime warranty but when the store stops handling them, as this one did, what to do? I think Farm & Fleet, in southern WI, still handles them but keep forgetting to check. I guess the next best thing is to contact the company at the site provided by Bob and hope the freight isn't more costly than the tool. I'll be watching for more replies and suggestions.

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Rockfarmer

04-26-2004 19:38:26




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 Re: Wright socket in reply to Denny, 04-25-2004 07:58:22  
Buzzard Gulch Inc. of New Hampton, Mo. has Wright impact sockets if that is what you broke. Their Ph. # is 1-800-821-2932. Web site www.buzzardgulch.com



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Charles (in GA)

04-26-2004 15:05:26




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 Re: Wright socket in reply to Denny, 04-25-2004 07:58:22  
You don't say if this is 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, or 3/4 drive. If it is one of the larger sizes, you might set up a search on Ebay for say, "wright socket" and look thru there. Do this in My Ebay and have it email you the findings each day. There are a lot of Wright sockets in 3/4 and one inch drive on there, possibly the one you want.

New individual sockets from the mfg are expensive.

Charles



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Bob

04-25-2004 09:23:25




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 Re: Wright socket in reply to Denny, 04-25-2004 07:58:22  
Try contacting the company.

http://www.wrighttool.com/



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