Craftsman Torque Wrenches, Others may be different

["Fox, Mark" <MarkFox@xxxxxxxxxx>]

If you have a Craftsman Torque Wrench that needs replacing, go ahead and
take it back to Sears and ask for a replacement.  Even if the docs say it is
only guaranteed for one year, I returned an older one 2 years ago.  It never
hurts to try.  If one store won't take it back, try another one.  You have
nothing to lose in trying.

Mark

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Message-ID: <420CDDE7.8010700@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2005 10:31:35 -0600
From: Guynn <amx69@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Craftsman Torque Wrenches, Others may be different

Craftsman states their Torque Wrenches should be storred with 20 # on 
them, not re-set to Zero.

Also, Craftsman torque wrenches ARE NOT gaurenteed for LIfe as many 
Craftsman tools are.

If you will READ the booklet, and instructions that comes with YOUR own 
wrench, then you will know what THAT manufacturers recomendations for 
storage really are.I know we MEN have a very bad reputation fopr 
discarding instructions, but if you will just read yours before you toss 
them, maybe you will learn somethiung rather than what you Thought. I 
know 100% for certain that if you read the info supplied with Craftsman 
Torque Wrenches you will learn it is guarenteed for ONE year only.And, 
on Craftsman you will learn they want ]]click type]] Torque Wrenches 
stored with 20 # tension on them.

Regards,

Randy Guynn
Mark Fox
Solectron South Carolina
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