[adalgiso]

I've been filing the manual/packaging for all of my Sears/Craftsman stuff so that they can't give me any BS about it not having a warranty if I ever need to bring it in.

I saw the "Forever Full" warranty sticker on at least one of the torque wrenches this weekend in Sears and took a pic:

Eww beam wrenches. I prefer the click-type wrenches a lot more. The Lowe's by me has their Kobalt brand t-wrench for 70 bucks for a 3/8 drive and 100 for a 1/2 drive. I'm debating going to pick one up. Anyone know of the quality on the Kobalt brand?

[foxox]

Eww beam wrenches. I prefer the click-type wrenches a lot more. The Lowe's by me has their Kobalt brand t-wrench for 70 bucks for a 3/8 drive and 100 for a 1/2 drive. I'm debating going to pick one up. Anyone know of the quality on the Kobalt brand?

I own this by Kobalt:

Pliers are pliers, but the teeth line up right and the diagonal cutter edge hasn't worn down. The rubber grips have twisted on the handles a couple of times while really trying to yank things, which is annoying.

[adalgiso]

Yeah I have a bunch of other tools from Kobalt too and they've been holding up pretty well. All my sockets and screwdrivers are Kobalt, but haven't been able to use one of their t-wrenches yet. I really need a set of air tools and a compressor.

[bob393]

Oh great, now I'm getting worried. I really don't like the idea of riding anything equipped with break calipers...



--> Sorry Bob, couldn't resist the lighthearted jab... :P

Well it's true breaks just slow you down

AH: you got me twice! That's Brake Calipers!