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Re: Sears Parts Coupon
I take care of my tools, too. Just that anything will break with a
long enough cheater. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Bret Ludwig wrote: > > I don't want my good ratchets exchanged. I want them repaired. The old > ones are better made, better looking, and I'm attached to them. Some > even have collector value, I save the old pieces. I have many old > Craftsman tools and the old ones are as well made as the Snap-Ons at > the time, that is no longer the case. I take the tool in and ask for > the kit and swap them out myself. You have to dismantle the new ones > anyway because the factory grease gets raunchy . I douche them out with > mineral spirits or whatever is in use at the parts cleaner, then clean > with tuner cleaner, then after careful drying put on Phillips 66 > helicopter grease. It's a blue-green and costs $400 for a five gallon > pail. I'm very fussy I suppose but everyone needs a hobby. |
Re: Sears Parts Coupon
I take care of my tools, too. Just that anything will break with a
long enough cheater. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Bret Ludwig wrote: > > I don't want my good ratchets exchanged. I want them repaired. The old > ones are better made, better looking, and I'm attached to them. Some > even have collector value, I save the old pieces. I have many old > Craftsman tools and the old ones are as well made as the Snap-Ons at > the time, that is no longer the case. I take the tool in and ask for > the kit and swap them out myself. You have to dismantle the new ones > anyway because the factory grease gets raunchy . I douche them out with > mineral spirits or whatever is in use at the parts cleaner, then clean > with tuner cleaner, then after careful drying put on Phillips 66 > helicopter grease. It's a blue-green and costs $400 for a five gallon > pail. I'm very fussy I suppose but everyone needs a hobby. |
Re: Sears Parts Coupon
I take care of my tools, too. Just that anything will break with a
long enough cheater. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Bret Ludwig wrote: > > I don't want my good ratchets exchanged. I want them repaired. The old > ones are better made, better looking, and I'm attached to them. Some > even have collector value, I save the old pieces. I have many old > Craftsman tools and the old ones are as well made as the Snap-Ons at > the time, that is no longer the case. I take the tool in and ask for > the kit and swap them out myself. You have to dismantle the new ones > anyway because the factory grease gets raunchy . I douche them out with > mineral spirits or whatever is in use at the parts cleaner, then clean > with tuner cleaner, then after careful drying put on Phillips 66 > helicopter grease. It's a blue-green and costs $400 for a five gallon > pail. I'm very fussy I suppose but everyone needs a hobby. |
Re: Sears Parts Coupon
that's what 3/4" drive is for ! (bit of a slow download sorry)
http://milne.info/download/DSCN2308.JPG Dave "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message news:43E29EA8.4BC4CD62@cox.net... > I take care of my tools, too. Just that anything will break with a > long enough cheater. > God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O > mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > > Bret Ludwig wrote: > > > > I don't want my good ratchets exchanged. I want them repaired. The old > > ones are better made, better looking, and I'm attached to them. Some > > even have collector value, I save the old pieces. I have many old > > Craftsman tools and the old ones are as well made as the Snap-Ons at > > the time, that is no longer the case. I take the tool in and ask for > > the kit and swap them out myself. You have to dismantle the new ones > > anyway because the factory grease gets raunchy . I douche them out with > > mineral spirits or whatever is in use at the parts cleaner, then clean > > with tuner cleaner, then after careful drying put on Phillips 66 > > helicopter grease. It's a blue-green and costs $400 for a five gallon > > pail. I'm very fussy I suppose but everyone needs a hobby. |
Re: Sears Parts Coupon
that's what 3/4" drive is for ! (bit of a slow download sorry)
http://milne.info/download/DSCN2308.JPG Dave "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message news:43E29EA8.4BC4CD62@cox.net... > I take care of my tools, too. Just that anything will break with a > long enough cheater. > God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O > mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > > Bret Ludwig wrote: > > > > I don't want my good ratchets exchanged. I want them repaired. The old > > ones are better made, better looking, and I'm attached to them. Some > > even have collector value, I save the old pieces. I have many old > > Craftsman tools and the old ones are as well made as the Snap-Ons at > > the time, that is no longer the case. I take the tool in and ask for > > the kit and swap them out myself. You have to dismantle the new ones > > anyway because the factory grease gets raunchy . I douche them out with > > mineral spirits or whatever is in use at the parts cleaner, then clean > > with tuner cleaner, then after careful drying put on Phillips 66 > > helicopter grease. It's a blue-green and costs $400 for a five gallon > > pail. I'm very fussy I suppose but everyone needs a hobby. |
Re: Sears Parts Coupon
that's what 3/4" drive is for ! (bit of a slow download sorry)
http://milne.info/download/DSCN2308.JPG Dave "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message news:43E29EA8.4BC4CD62@cox.net... > I take care of my tools, too. Just that anything will break with a > long enough cheater. > God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O > mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > > Bret Ludwig wrote: > > > > I don't want my good ratchets exchanged. I want them repaired. The old > > ones are better made, better looking, and I'm attached to them. Some > > even have collector value, I save the old pieces. I have many old > > Craftsman tools and the old ones are as well made as the Snap-Ons at > > the time, that is no longer the case. I take the tool in and ask for > > the kit and swap them out myself. You have to dismantle the new ones > > anyway because the factory grease gets raunchy . I douche them out with > > mineral spirits or whatever is in use at the parts cleaner, then clean > > with tuner cleaner, then after careful drying put on Phillips 66 > > helicopter grease. It's a blue-green and costs $400 for a five gallon > > pail. I'm very fussy I suppose but everyone needs a hobby. |
Re: Sears Parts Coupon
Hi Dave,
Yup, notice they didn't even design a grip on the ratchet handle, knowing there'd be a cheater on it. I used to have the 3/4", back when I was in business, but they were stolen and I never replaced. So far this "L" has taken my three hundred pounds at the end of a six foot cheater: http://www.----------.com/pipewrench.jpg because it doesn't have that little ball that holds the socket. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Dave Milne wrote: > > that's what 3/4" drive is for ! (bit of a slow download sorry) > > http://milne.info/download/DSCN2308.JPG > > Dave |
Re: Sears Parts Coupon
Hi Dave,
Yup, notice they didn't even design a grip on the ratchet handle, knowing there'd be a cheater on it. I used to have the 3/4", back when I was in business, but they were stolen and I never replaced. So far this "L" has taken my three hundred pounds at the end of a six foot cheater: http://www.----------.com/pipewrench.jpg because it doesn't have that little ball that holds the socket. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Dave Milne wrote: > > that's what 3/4" drive is for ! (bit of a slow download sorry) > > http://milne.info/download/DSCN2308.JPG > > Dave |
Re: Sears Parts Coupon
Hi Dave,
Yup, notice they didn't even design a grip on the ratchet handle, knowing there'd be a cheater on it. I used to have the 3/4", back when I was in business, but they were stolen and I never replaced. So far this "L" has taken my three hundred pounds at the end of a six foot cheater: http://www.----------.com/pipewrench.jpg because it doesn't have that little ball that holds the socket. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Dave Milne wrote: > > that's what 3/4" drive is for ! (bit of a slow download sorry) > > http://milne.info/download/DSCN2308.JPG > > Dave |
Re: Sears Parts Coupon
Has anyone actually ever used that big Craftsman metal capped
screwdriver for actual driving or undriving of a screw? Sears used to have a hall of shame of photos of the most badly beaten up ones returned for warranty. I keep hinting for a nice set of those geezer sockets with the nice big markings on them... oh well at least the hint for the nice torque wrench paid off. L.W.(ßill) ------ III proclaimed: > Great place to exchange Craftsman tools for new. > God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O > mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > > Bret Ludwig wrote: > >> Anyone is a better source than Sears repair parts! |
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