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kball

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I always read that the black rubber craftsman hoses were the ones to get. They go on deep discount a couple times a year.

Yeah we always hear about the "all rubber" ones but they say nothing about kink resistance. Also the hose I linked is 75ft and less than $20. The black hose is normally the 50ft one for less than $20. I'm sure the black one is good though, except for some people saying the black comes off on your hands.
 
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I have both. The never kink fittings are not as good as the black rubber ones if you accidentally run over it. I have slowly been upgrading to the black hoses. Yes they can kink but IMO are more rugged. I live in the country with lots of rock outcrop pings I drag them over and they are tough.
 

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Yeah we always hear about the "all rubber" ones but they say nothing about kink resistance. Also the hose I linked is 75ft and less than $20. The black hose is normally the 50ft one for less than $20. I'm sure the black one is good though, except for some people saying the black comes off on your hands.

I own 5 of the black rubber craftsman hoses. They stay outside year round. Yes they do turn your hand black as well as anything else they rub against and they do kink at times. But I have never had one fail on me. These are many times better than the black rubber hoses I got from Sam's club.
 

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We've had two of the black rubber hoses at the fire station for just over 10 years. The couplings have been replaced (they don't hold up to a 60,000 pound ladder truck driving over them) but the hoses are still going strong.
 

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Anyone know where/if I can buy the C3 leaf blower (tool only)? It ***** to see Ryobi One+ not only has a better tool variety than the C3 line, they're cheaper too. Despite all their financial issues I see Craftsman/Sears isn't making much effort to keep up with the competition- even though they're built by the same company as the maker of the Ryobi tools.
 

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Anyone know where/if I can buy the C3 leaf blower (tool only)? It ***** to see Ryobi One+ not only has a better tool variety than the C3 line, they're cheaper too. Despite all their financial issues I see Craftsman/Sears isn't making much effort to keep up with the competition- even though they're built by the same company as the maker of the Ryobi tools.

Well....I just looked on ebay and found this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Craftsman-1...222532?hash=item5d591feb04:g:Bp8AAOSwQiRUofqZ

Now.....that shows a cost of $1,119.98 ...........HOWEVER.......if you click on where it says "4 sold", it shows that they were sold for $120.00 each. Worth investigating.
 
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Do those even put out half as much air as a gas one? Even a gas one was useless for me. I found it easier to just rake the damn leaves. But, now I have a good backpack blower which is 10 times better than any handheld
 

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Do those even put out half as much air as a gas one? Even a gas one was useless for me. I found it easier to just rake the damn leaves. But, now I have a good backpack blower which is 10 times better than any handheld

I tried using my leaf blower to actually blow leaves.....it sucked. I only use it for blowing off my sidewalks, driveway, and garage after mowing.
 

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Do those even put out half as much air as a gas one? Even a gas one was useless for me. I found it easier to just rake the damn leaves. But, now I have a good backpack blower which is 10 times better than any handheld

I bought one of these.
http://www.redmax.com/products/blowers/ebz8500/

incredible. worth every penny. wet heavy leaves? How far do you want to blow them???? Damn thing blows branches!
 

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You bought one? Did you get a shipping notification of it coming from Yakima, WA? I just packed one up today (only one sold).

I just bought one online this afternoon. It's already ready for pickup at my local Sears in Long Beach.
 
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I tried using my leaf blower to actually blow leaves.....it sucked. I only use it for blowing off my sidewalks, driveway, and garage after mowing.

Best use I've had for a handheld blower is blowing the water off a Harley after you wash it. Keeps the spots off the chrome.
 

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got the last two sets my local Sears had in stock and they only showed one in stock !!!!



walked in and they price matched the online price !!!!!


Be careful, the pry bars were made by Wilde - but they have copied the design and are making them overseas now. There is/was a lot of NOS, but double check.

Harry Epsteins have them direct from Wilde for very close to the same price (if added together), but you have to pay shipping.


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Be careful, the pry bars were made by Wilde - but they have copied the design and are making them overseas now. There is/was a lot of NOS, but double check.

Harry Epsteins have them direct from Wilde for very close to the same price (if added together), but you have to pay shipping.


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This has been rumored for several years now, and while it will probably happen sooner or later, nobody yet has found one of these sets made overseas. There is a different 3-pc set sold at Kmart that was outsourced years ago, but that seemingly has no effect on this set.

I will bet that the adjustable wrenches and punches/chisels will be made overseas very shortly. I've seen some good prices on them, and some of the adjustable sets are no longer available online.
 

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A Craftsman shirt - who would've thought? Marked down to $12.99 at my local Sears. Used $10 in surprise points, for $3 out the door. At least it's not made in China.
 

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got the last two sets my local Sears had in stock and they only showed one in stock !!!!



walked in and they price matched the online price !!!!!


I have one myself. Very nice set. Wish I did get professional with hammer strikes more money. That 20 dollars set, u could use rubber mallet to strike on the plastic heads of these prybars


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They have been this price for some time now. Been on the fence about buying them.


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The GearWench version is at the usual $49.99 sale price. If you pay at least $45 out of pocket, then you'll earn $10 in points to spend on 1/24 - 1/30.

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-236-...20091026x000001&aff=Y&PID=806314&AID=11042411

236 piece set with case for $149.99. Anybody know of a cheaper set of comparable quality? Want to get something inexpensive but still usable to leave at the gf's house.
Not a lot of love for that box in the reviews. Here's a 250-pc Mechanics Tool Set for $115.99.
 

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This 20% off coupon has been working for me:

20% off regular priced tools 9817279705851049
 
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