Craftsman is a one time only warranty. Break it twice you're SOL.

Snap-on.

Replaced my $700 hub puller for free. The one that broke was my great grandfather's and was used in a shop (which is now in its 3rd generation, same family from the start) in the 1930s. Covered it no questions asked, even got to keep my broken tool as a heirloom.

Customer service #1 is Snap-on.

I like Matco quality better.

Broke most of my Craftsman wrenches, replaced with Matco. Haven't broke one yet, and I ABUSE tools.

 

1969 Ford Ranger (Just below the XLT trim package)
f-250- 428 came with the camper special...no pics but there is such an animal
your just too young
cameron

 

It's a truck not a car just google it. 428 was the size of the engine (you know, the 428 cobra jet?) ....... Seriously?

 

must be new to this car lingo stuff

 

You are full of SHI_ and you know it.As far as the one time warrenty for craftsman bud.

 

Man, you are just an angry person aren't you?

 

Nope I just never heard the 60s and 70's ford called rangers just f series, not new at all know most likely as much or more than you.Plus I dont care much for fords. Maybe thats what you canadians called them?

 

Not at all I dont much care for liars do you? God loves you.

 

I know it s a truck but you called it a car so I just went with it, my friend from the north.

 

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as long as it says craftsman somewhere on the tool and you dont plug it in, you can return it. no receipt, no questions asked. on the couple of occasions that i broke some craftsman i just go to sears and get another. in and out in 2 minutes. my dad has bought craftsman for as long as i can remember and now so do i.

 

I didn't call it a car, I said vehicle. I never knew her truck as anything else but a Ford Ranger. Ford still makes them today except they're a lot smaller, in the 60 and 70's they were full size trucks. Might be the same as f-100 idk, we never heard it called anything else but Ford Ranger. Never been a fan of Ford either, except mustangs I am slowly fixing up a 72 Mach 1, it runs really very well for an original 72 vehicle, mom said her Ranger was pretty bulletproof too. Don't think I would buy a new Ford though, I'm a Dodge man as well

 

HAHA Oh I see, I thought you were just saying he was full of it in general... Editing made it all clear

 

Like I said earlier. Snap-On refused to replace our air ratchet that we bought from them about 5 years before it wore out. They said we could buy a new on e or a refurbished one, so we went with the cheaper refurbished one. They are good tools, but they're very expensive, and I don't like them ever since they backed out on their warranty. The only thing I've ever broken on a Craftsman was the little plastic switch on the back of a 1/4" hand ratchet that switches it from right to left. In my opinion, Craftsman is the best bang for your buck, but that's just me. Plus, as an American, I love seeing "MADE IN USA", which you don't see often anymore, on something I use and appreciate the quality of.

 

Yes sorry I was wrong you didn't call it a car sry.Yeah we always called them the f series from ford I found a picture and they look just like what we called f-series.But cool a p/u with a 428 cobra jet.I love mopars .

 

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