[AT] Craftsman wrenches

[David Myers]

John,
I still like their wrenches.  A Sears rep did tell me
that the quality has gone down over the years due to
price.  Sears apparently wishes to compete with Lowes,
Home Depot, etc., rather that Snap-on or Mac.
Still have the warranty and everything. 
I personally like the feel of Craftsman over any other
wrench,  means a lot when you use them 10 hours or so
a day.
I have spread both Snap-on and Mac wrenches also,
sometimes you gotta do whatcha gotta do to get it
done.  Enough force can do wonders! <g>
I may or may not have put that 8ft pipe on my 2ft
breaker bar! <vbg>

Dave Myers
Paw Paw, Michigan


--- John Hall <jthall at worldnet.att.net> wrote:

> When it comes to combination wrenches we have got
> about anything in the shop 
> you can think of except Snap-on and Mac. I found a
> fairly new Craftsman 
> 15/16 that had spread on the open end to over 1
> inch---time to trade it in.
> 
> What do you guys think of the quality of Craftsman
> wrenches?
> 
> John Hall 
> 
> 
> 
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