Recent content by WWheeler

Then your driver is committing fraud to Snap-on. It's still fraud. Edit: That would also make it an interstate commerce violation, a federal felony.

This site is weird AF. I got schooled by at least a dozen GJers for warrantying a Craftsman tool I found, even though that does not go against their lifetime guarantee policy. Everyone said I was committing fraud and how it was so unethical. This guy is literally going against Snap-on's stated...

That's exactly what you did.

And that directly goes against Snap-on's warranty. That is you expressing that you committed fraud. Your friend could have contacted Snap-on and warrantied it himself. That's what their warranty says. Don't need a driver to do that.

You 'literally" said "Buddy gave me this hammer to get warrantied" It don't get much clearer than that. You do you.

Can you not just push the pin back in the selector and move it to the center of the pawl? Maybe give it a shot of lube while you are in there?

Whatever. That sure does not sound like what you stated in your OP.

He probably would. The Craftsman warranty has never been that you get your money back. It's just a replacement with whatever like tool they still sell today.

That's exactly what the hub surface cleaner kits would do that I linked above. I use them with a die grinder on rusty wheel hubs, the part around the stud that I can't reach with a regular roloc disc, and they clean them shiny in a few seconds. Can also use them in a drill, At the Amazon link I...

Can't you reverse the holders on the set on the left so those wrenches also lean towards the back so you can also see the sizes easier?

I know plenty people my age that won't blink twice about paying exorbitant prices for vintage Craftsman tools that they grew up with. Boomers with plenty of money who still hold a high reverence for the tools they grew up with, back when Craftsman were the best tools you could have in your box...

He's still in jail for it. Police out here don't play for illegal dumping. They are who suggested laying down boards with nails, so I did. I laid down plywood with hundreds and hundreds of nails. They'd already matched his tire prints to previous dumping and were on the lookout for a truck with...

I used a tool like that on my property out in the country where someone started cutting the padlock off my gate and illegally dumping on my property, so I spread a bunch of those around and dumped grass clippings/leaves on top of them on the inlet road just inside my gate. Police caught the guy...

Poor Magnetic Matt needs to get a safer job than working at Harbor Freight.

I always assumed Craftsman's socket numbers went like that as only the most basic, lowest priced set in a drive size, sets that had a lot of skipped sizes, would have all their sockets numbered sequentially, and the other sizes needed to fill out those skips either individually or in larger...