Re: How good is a craftsman warranty?

Posted by GeneMO on October 29, 2015 at 18:51:11 from (71.51.203.52):

In Reply to: How good is a craftsman warranty? posted by Geo-TH,In on October 29, 2015 at 14:28:46:

Our shop burned with a pickup truck load of firewood inside. The metal held the heat in. It got HOT!

Some things were trash, but for some reason, other tools just seemed to have the plating burned off or tarnished.

I still have a little quarter inch ratchet that works. I think it was an old S-K.

I also have a few socket extensions that are strong as all get out, but the little ball that holds the socket has the temper taken out of it, so they are a pain as the sockets fall off.

I finally threw them away.

We wrote Vice Grip tools and they sent us a whole bunch of the springs for the trip handle for free. Still using some of those.

I think some of it depended on where the tool was in the shop and if it was protected to some degree.

It ruined a perfectly good ole anvil. Chips would break off the edge.

And so it goes.

Gene

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