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Hi Robert, I just bought a 734H (don't know how the H makes i different if at all). Apparantly mine was defective and I got it replaced. In the transaction I did find out you certainly can send it back for repairs, but I'd get an estimate first. I found 734H's on some website for $76 new. Mine cost $106 locally. Frankly the jury is still out for me on whether I like this tool or not. My little 1 HP air compressor certainly doesn't make it a worthwhile tool, although the consensus is that it's a GREAT impact wrench. Personally, I think the people who like this thing so much (about half of this opinion is verified) are running the wrench at pressures well above what it's supposed to have. Good discussion on impact wrenches just a few days ago. The IR 2131 looks good (which Sears sells with a no hassle warranty) and the Husky also has a no hassle warranty. I'm coming to the conclusion that these things are just to violent internally to be considered long lasting and therefore the warranty is the most important feature. You know, I'd consider giving them (CP) a call and giving them heck and reminding them how you're hearing on the internet that their tools kinda stink, and their dealers aren't much help (VERY TRUE in my case, man I went round and round with them). Either they fix it for free or you're going to Sears or Home Depot. Got nothing to lose, I'm sure they have a 800 number. Good luck! Tools
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