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With the quality of tools plummeting at sears Im finding that buying my tools from auto parts and hardware stores is a better way to go.No hassles and no freakin junk!-anybody noticed how crappy a ratchet mechanism or any other hand tool is from craftsman compared to a few years ago?-pure junk in my opinion.
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Bought a torque wrench from sears, used it twice and it broke, wouldnt register the right torque settings and ended up breaking a bolt because it wouldnt "click" at the right point. Took it back to sears a few months after buying at and figured I'd get a replacement because it was a "craftsman". Got to the register and they told me that they no longer have lifetime guarantees on torque wrenchs. That wasnt the case when I bought it I told her, got the manager and he read the same scripted line. Screw sears, wont buy there again if I can help it.
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