Sears. Craftsman, Die Hard, Adios
Sears, the 125-year-old icon, has 24 hours to survive. The employer of more than 68,000 filed for bankruptcy in October. Its last shot at survival is a $4.6 billion proposal put forward by its chai...
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donn0128 wrote:
Craftsman tools used to be quality like SnapOn. Now its junk like the cheapest Harbor Freight tools. I have thousands of dollars of Lifetime warranty Craftsman tools that I can no longer get replaced.
Actually that's not a bad thing as long as the tools are about 45 years old or more and you treat them nicely. (don't break them) Even if you do get older broken tools replaced under warranty with today's quality Craftsman tools, IMO the replacements are nothing more than paperweights or trashcan fillers. Craftsman hand tools used to be good tools. Not so now.
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