Re: One more on torque wrenches

[Jerry Casper <gremlingts@xxxxxxxxx>]

> Gary Walker wrote:
> 
>   I always
> >save the papers that came with everything in a
> filing cabinet ...but I can't
> >find my torque wrench papers.   I bought them when
> I was a teenager and I am
> >only fifty one years old.   I wonder what happened.
> >      Your AMC friend,
> >       Gary Walker
> >

 Yes, Gary, other people must have never moved, never
lost anything, always kept every scrap of receipt in
perfect order and could find it in a second...wonder
why I can't after 30 years of collecting things?
- Jerry -


> Maybe I'm wrong, I haven't bought Craftsman in a
> while, but, aren't 
> Craftsman hand tools guaranteed for life?

  No, because a "hand tool" doesn't have a mechanism
that needs calibration, it's technically a simple
mechanical device, according to Sears. It might fit
your hand, but because of the nature of it, I was told
the torque wrench does NOT have an unlimited warranty,
according to my Virginia Sears stores. The locking
ring broke, and I was told I'd have to purchase one,
and they didnt' carry replacements in the store...I
still havne't ordered one yet. - Jerry - 




		
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