Subject	Husky's.....................................................
Posted by	quikz on December 22, 2004 at 11:35 AM
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In Reply To	What about Husky tools? posted by SuparexTT on December 21, 2004 at 09:32 PM
Message	Husky's are equivalent to the higher end Craftsmans. Husky's are WAY better to the lower end Craftsman's. Any idiot can tell... However, Husky's are priced alot lower than 'higher end Craftsmans. Snap-On's are real pro grade, but for most peeps on this site, a bit overdone. Some people get too hung up on the 'namebrand' when all these are similar except for marketing. Go Here: [ http://www.team.net/www/morgan/tech/whotools.html ] I have Craftsmans & Huskys. As far as basic handtools are concerned, I use the Husky's more since it just works out better than the Craftsmans.
Follow Ups	What about Husky tools? - SuparexTT 21:32:57 12/21/04 You sure will need to use that warranty. I don't know if - Arturo C. 21:41:32 12/21/04 Snap-On is wayyyyyy overpriced for the average DIY (n/m) - Guapo 21:43:14 12/21/04 2nd (n/m) - 91Z32TT 22:22:41 12/21/04 I have mostly Craftsman, the warranty rules... - Funkdoobiest 11:55:51 12/22/04 Find another mech that has Matco tools and ask him to - Arturo C. 09:16:33 12/23/04 Yes but it's only the torque one so he can pay the xtra fat. (n/m) - Arturo C. 23:41:29 12/21/04 Big 3rd. Even for semi-serious, I've done lots with them. (n/m) - RSR 07:00:20 12/22/04 hehe, that's why I buy Husky, and borrow my friend's SnapOn - KaZ (VaBch) 08:34:46 12/22/04 I've broken alot of husky tools... - Tissan© 21:47:17 12/21/04 I've broken a lot of all of them... hehe... - KaZ (VaBch) 08:33:23 12/22/04 Re: What about Husky tools? - ybnormal70 21:48:36 12/21/04 2nd (n/m) - Speedy1003 (IN) 22:03:42 12/21/04 90 days and 2 years warranty? Maybe on some electric - boileralum 21:49:52 12/21/04 I thought he was talking about the torque wrench (n/m) - PennStateZ 22:02:30 12/21/04 I've worked at Sears before.... - PearlWhiteTT 22:02:36 12/21/04 2nd. My Craftsmen Digi-torque only had a 90 day warranty > - whitepearlz 22:06:03 12/21/04 Craftsman is the way to go >> - Coz@CZP 22:03:16 12/21/04 2nd (n/m) - turtleboy 22:15:06 12/21/04 3rd, I've got many craftsman tools that have never broken (n/m) - 91Z32TT 22:23:36 12/21/04 yep. (n/m) - Spee 23:09:32 12/21/04 Same with Husky Tools - KaZ (VaBch) 08:30:53 12/22/04 I've had a Husky torque wrench for around 2 yrs, no problems (n/m) - Sportzcoop 22:03:49 12/21/04 Husky is pretty nice - 90BlkZ18 23:22:18 12/21/04 From what I've used SnapOn>Mac>Craftsman>Husky - KaZ (VaBch) 08:32:11 12/22/04 you forgot matco! (n/m) - Z_animal 09:16:08 12/22/04 I think I meant Matco when I said Mac, but is there a Mac? - KaZ (VaBch) 13:30:38 12/22/04 yes there is (n/m) - SuparexTT 17:07:47 12/22/04 Lol, you know most of those are made at the same plant right - Woody75 (Denver) 09:29:43 12/22/04 lol... that is rather funny - KaZ (VaBch) 13:32:04 12/22/04 You are so wrong, I would avoid generic drugs if I can - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 18:46:12 12/22/04 I'll have to agree on that one. - Big_Mike (SD) 17:15:29 12/23/04 Stay away from the Husky torque wrench. - Ron(Houston) 11:17:04 12/22/04 Husky's..................................................... - quikz 11:35:02 12/22/04 Forget about the expired Craftsman warranty> - Taks 12:55:18 12/22/04 Doesn't work. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 13:19:12 12/22/04 Obviously wont work 100% of the time.> - Taks 17:02:29 12/22/04
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