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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Monument, Colorado
Posts: 266
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Sounds like there is a big discrepancy in Sears stores. I just walk in and hand them the tools at the register. If the clerk isn't busy, they will even get the tools for me. Never any problems what so ever.
I agree with the useage factor in determining what brand to buy. I've broken a few Craftsman tools. My son-in-law mechanic wears out Craftsman tools every month, so he is gradually upgrading to Snap-On.
He says there is no comparision between the two. If you have the bucks, get the Snap-On tools. Since I'm only a part time wrench with a daughter in college, I'll stay with the cheapo Craftsman.
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Jeff
1981 911SC Coupe - SSI's + Dansk, MSD, AC delete, Heater Backdate, Euro ride height, polygraphite bushings, Rennshift
1998 F-150 4x4 - Snow Time
1998 Yamaha WR400 - Mountain Ride
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