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Bob

01-11-2008 17:17:02




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WHAT do you think all the free replacements do to the cost of buying the tools in the first place?




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Eddie in MI

01-12-2008 07:18:03




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 Re: WHAT do you think all the free replacements... in reply to Bob, 01-11-2008 17:17:02  
You have to remember that when buying Craftsman or Snap On or MAC tools or any of the other major brands, you are not only buying the tool, but you are also buying the warranty. Great service is worth the price to me.



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mad farmer

01-12-2008 20:03:51




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 Re: WHAT do you think all the free replacements... in reply to Eddie in MI, 01-12-2008 07:18:03  
YES!!! 2X or #3X the price means when the Snap-on man looks at it I get a new one.

When I go to SEARS I get BS.... and more BS. By the time I'm back home from SEARS, the Snap-on tool has paid for iteslf, TWICE!!!

And it fits my hand and bolts much better....


I know EVERYBODY that will trade a craftsman set for a Snap-on. You know anybody to trade a Crapsman for a Snap-on???



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ldj

01-12-2008 15:23:29




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 Re: WHAT do you think all the free replacements... in reply to Eddie in MI, 01-12-2008 07:18:03  
Like Goose I returned a 1/4" drive socket about a year ago but it was 40 years old. Like Goose, no questions ask. You know that new ratchet isn't near as good as the old one. Can't turn it as good in tight space, it takes more swing to ratchet. It also won't ratchet on a nut that is loosened a little but still to tight to turn with fingers,ie. you have to hold the socket for it to ratchet else it will turn the nut.

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