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Received email from Sears stating my order has been canceled due to items no longer available from Eastwood Co. UPDATE: 3:pm Called Eastwood Co. on status of product. Lady in customer Service placed my order. They have 27 of these kits in stock ready to be shipped. From Eastwood I had...

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First of all, you screwed up. Who carelessly types in and submits the wrong address? Second, you didn't order from sears. You ordered from Eastwood company. No wonder why when you called them they were able to fix...

It always pays to go direct to the source...or in that old saying.."direct to the horse's mouth." I called Eastwood Company who would be shipping the item ordered. I had forgotten I had account with Eastwood some years ago, and the nice lady...American style..informed me she would correct my...

It may get worse before it gets better. Just received another email that Sears has reinstated my original order. WAIT!. Just re-read the email, it shows Sears has entered another order...same item but a "different" order number. Which appears I may get one or two of the same item. Still...

Here is a story how one (me) person will say, "Sears is destroying their future in sales." Today, I placed my order for ....http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_SPM6316756304P?lid=IExTrans_ItemNumber_link&rioptype=SC&sid=IEx20121224TransSearsOrderConf&eml= After placing the order on-line...

Gentlemen, Got some "old" news. There is a town in Japan named USA. I spent several hours there back in 1951. At least there was a town..USA during the Korean war. There was at least five factories....we would call them "small shops" the **** had. They made ZIPPO, Ronson, and Lord Elgin...

My 1993 Sears 4 Hp 25 gal. Air Compressor has always had the leak-down. By that I mean, when I used the compressor and leave it with 120 lbs. of air the compressor goes back to "zero" lbs. within 10 hours or so. Does most air compressors have a natural leak-down to them? I'm not really overly...

Okay experts, here's your chance to be helpful. I own a 1993 Model #919-152920 Sears "permanently Lubricated" Air Compressor. It is in excellent condition and gives me no problems. If memory serves me correctly, when I bought this from Sears, the salesman ask me if I wanted to buy a "water...

I'm seriously looking into buying a air nibbler at a good price...not one of those dudes that destroys the saving account. However, one that is average priced and really works for the money. There's several hundred brands listed on ebay and elsewhere, and I cannot find where anyone gives any...

This is a follow-up on replacing a Intake Manifold gasket on my 1996 Chev. Tahoe with 5.7 L V-8 that has been leaking anti freeze. I have removed the intake manifold from the engine block, and in process of removing/cleaning all the oil/milky substance from the engine valley and intake...

Just received Craftsman Club ..Excustive Member Deals sales catalog. I'm needing to buy a Torque Wrench and there in their sales catalog are some torque wrenches for members only. There's one #00913919 1/2" drive. 25-250 ft. lbs Craftsman Digi-Click for $79.99. It lists in their...

Most would think it would require removing the power steering plump assembly to get to the front manifold bolts. There are 4 bolts on the P/S bracket that one must remove and nut on a bolt that needs to the looseing. Doing this, you can slide the P/S pump and A/C bracket out about 1-1/2" as...

I have the Fel-Pro #MS98000T gasket set, and Fel-Pro #VS50293R valve cover gasket. One valve cover gasket comes with the set. I'm marking the distributor in two locations, plus marking the rotor in two locations to make sure I install it back in same position before removing it. If I do it...

Gentlemen, It has been several months since I've been here. But, I do read many of the threads. Here's my reason on posting today. I have a 1996 Chev. Tahoe with 5.7 litre V-8 Vortec with 127,312 miles. The past several months I've had to add anti freeze to the radiator. Just about pint or...

Catalyze, that is one fine paint job you have done. I'm always glad at one who will take an old "ugly" item and relieve it of it's old paint and such and turn it back into a new looking product...such as you have done. Most people just use or stow them on a workbench and let the dust collect.