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I'm bummed a bit. Looks to me like they really aren't concerned at all. I just bought the 1/4 in swivel impact set a couple days ago. While it isn't likely I would break one, Apex/Gearwrench's policy is disappointing to say the least. Very odd behavior in my book.

The wood handle brush caught me eye..............

I've had to do that. Very humbling experience. Called him and we met at one of his stops. Really wanted those wrenches too but I had to do right..............

I agree with all the above comments. I guess I have bad luck, if I don't bring a pipe wrench invariably I'll need it............I always have Channelocks along.

Pipe wrench(s).

At the risk of sounding really dumb.............What is it?

I have a Craftsman cant box from 1985. Don't know how the new ones compare but it's been a great box. When it's packed with tools though it is HEAVY. I can post a pic if you wish.....................

I know it's a longshot, but I'm looking for a belt guard for an old 20in Toro SnowHound circa 1975 (I think) with the "T" handle. I can include a pic of the machine if that helps. The machine runs great, just trying to complete it.......

I'll take 3 for $10. PM sent............

How about SK (Facom)?

Works real good on stuck rubber hoses and such too.................

I was removing coils on my old 70 Torino (351C) so I could change the upper A arm bushings and one leg of the tool let go................It hit the palm of my hand and it swelled up so much I couldn't use my hand for a week or so. I thought my hand was broken at first. I was using what looked...

Is that the size they use, sub C?

I was wondering how the rebuilt battery performed. They are a good bit cheaper if you can wait till they are done.

Thanks.........classic album.

This kinda fits in with the cordless tool thread. Any of you guys try those battery rebuilder services for your cordless tools? I need new cells for my DeWalt drill and was considering trying one out. :) Voltman or PrimeCell were the ones I was considering..............

What's that little yellow meter?

Don't rule out the "semi" deeps. I use them more than the short and deep put together. Give em a try.

We did a 2 "yard" pour last fall, about $300 delivered..................That included fiberglass in the mix.

They should replace it. I used one of their screwdrivers as a chisel, beat the end all the way down to the metal shank. They fixed it no problem. They didn't ask what happened either, just went in a box under counter with the other "warranty" junk. I wish I could've looked through that...