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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MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
I fear "Frank Lorenzo II" has just offered on Sears holdings. I nicknamed people like these SHORTPUTS.
Craftsman wrenches and many others are a few blocks short of a bus stop. The wrenches depend on carbon not extended heat treating. Molybdenum is a vital but costly alloy that is present in Sanp On and WiHa (plus other) wrenches. Zero in Sears and Harbor Freight. First clue is the snapping of the ring on a box end wrench.
With all due respect there MEX. You bandy about these claims time and again about many things. While it may prove true or not I think it's time for you to accompany such claims with a link to your source.
You continue to bash anything made in China without realizing that it is the DESIGNERS that set the specs. The Designers are here in the US. They tell the Chinese factory what to make and what quality standard to adhere to. It is at the DESIGNERS that you need to aim your anger not the Chinese. Your beef with Craftsman is right here at home.
But that just isn't quite as satisfying to write about is it?
And I do agree that you are very good at demeaning and disrespecting others on this site while having a very thin skin yourself.
I for one would ask that if you insist on being so provocative then at least learn to take onboard the refutations, citing of facts and answers you get back with some degree of grace.
