Subject	Husky torque wrench at home depot
Posted by	zboost on December 27, 2003 at 4:37 PM
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In Reply To	Hey Guys, need some recomendations here!!! posted by RichZ32(STL) on December 27, 2003 at 02:50 PM
Message	I returned my craftsman for it. Has more torque capacity, and it's own case. plus it's the same price. IMO husky makes good stuff. "your knob is crooked and naked (n/m) - Spee 16:01:49 05/27/03" "but i love the firm feel that i get from my woody"-Z U N L 18:51:02 06/30/03 "I have 2.5" (n/m)- Spee 17:12:01 10/19/03"
Follow Ups	Hey Guys, need some recomendations here!!! - RichZ32(STL) 14:50:38 12/27/03 Craftsman - Spee 14:52:52 12/27/03 2nd (n/m) - Agent X 15:02:43 12/27/03 Craftsman, because of their warranty - GamblerZ 16:41:56 12/27/03 damn, think alike :) (n/m) - ZBlacktt 16:47:44 12/27/03 Agreed, lifetime warranty, Sears is everywhere best price. - ZBlacktt 16:47:07 12/27/03 Sears makes it so easy. They'll take back any Craftsman - robo (sebring1970) 17:18:55 12/27/03 i love all my craftman stuff. - Halo Z 14:55:19 12/27/03 Husky torque wrench at home depot - zboost 16:37:37 12/27/03 Thanks for the feedback guys! - RichZ32(STL) 18:03:05 12/27/03 Click on the mess :) - ZBlacktt 21:18:40 12/27/03 Gotta love Craftsmans from Sears - bassplayr 18:03:35 12/27/03 Craftsman is good for handtools.... - The Sixth 18:12:01 12/27/03 Craftsman is what I use.....definately recommend them (n/m) - NR98 (soon) 19:34:36 12/27/03 2nd (n/m) - Tissan 13:44:46 12/28/03
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