Subject	Simple solution:
Posted by	90GoldZ on February 13, 2014 at 6:36 PM
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In Reply To	Gearwrench hassel. figured you guys might want to know this posted by fst300zx on February 12, 2014 at 10:03 AM
Message	Don't use ratcheting wrenches to break loose those tight, stubborn bolts....and don't use to tighten down anything too tight.. They all break, snap-on, matco, craftsman, gearwrench, autozone, napa...etc
Follow Ups	Gearwrench hassel. figured you guys might want to know this - fst300zx 10:03:02 02/12/14 I wasn't aware that GearWrench had a lifetime warranty - Barry(TN) 10:16:56 02/12/14 Re: Gearwrench hassel. figured you guys might want to know this - ouikikazz 10:18:43 02/12/14 Gearwrench ratchet wrenches never had lifetime warranty - ZXRider 10:25:26 02/12/14 Re: Gearwrench ratchet wrenches never had lifetime warranty - 95TTurboZX 15:47:43 02/12/14 "material and workmanship" - ZXRider 17:10:40 02/12/14 I feel the same way but all my wrenches have been treated - fst300zx 19:16:41 02/12/14 And that's why I always buy Craftsman. Plenty durable - black300zx 07:38:13 02/13/14 only buy craftsman or Made in USA with Lifetime Warranty - Adam (NoVA) 11:05:26 02/13/14 I have a lot of money tied up in my Snap-On tools, but, - Ash's Z 13:38:01 02/13/14 Yep. Which is why a shop tends to go with Snap-On. - MixManMash 16:25:07 02/13/14 Good deals can sometines be had on eBay w. used items - Bernie (NoVA) 23:01:04 02/13/14 If you are a DIY though, it is likely you'll be a DIY for - Ash's Z 14:42:35 02/14/14 Simple solution: - 90GoldZ 18:36:42 02/13/14 That's because none are designed to be a breaker bar (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 23:01:46 02/13/14
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