Re: OT..Sears Craftsman versus IHC Farmall..a litt

Posted by City-Boy McCoy on August 18, 2006 at 19:07:51 from (70.149.220.42):

In Reply to: OT..Sears Craftsman versus IHC Farmall..a little l posted by David Allgire on August 18, 2006 at 18:14:07:

Except for Craftsman hand tools, Sears sells "throw-away" products. Same is true for Home Depot, Lowes and Wally-World. Buy a name brand pressure washer which costs 50% more than a Craftsman brand and you can get parts for years and years.

I have a Sears cordless drill. The battery went dead. The new battery is $34, while a whole new Sears cordless drill with TWO batteries is $46. Throw away a perfectly good drill, I guess......

If Sears had made tractors in 1939, you would not be able to get parts for them today. But, the purchase price would have been a lot less than what a comparable Farmall sold for in '39. mike

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