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Anyone know quick release repair kit # to fit sl715?

I saw you guys talking about something to protect the top. I have the 4 drawer and orded some of the black self adhesive stone protector that they use on trailor fenders. I ordered it from ebay and didnt cost much at all. Has worked well for me, just a suggestion for you other guys.

Great thing you are doing to help someone out. I am not entering, I've got too many tools and boxes already. I just wanted to say that it is nice to see someone, in this day and time, do something this nice for a complete stranger. I thought the days of people taking the time to do something...

For the money I like mine, but about every 3rd shot is a "dry fire". Other than that, no jams and if you buy one, HF usually stocks the nails. But like said previously, may be a little hard to find around town.

Thanks a ton, the exploded diagram is nice. Unfortunately they don't offer the parts I need. Thanks again though, much appreciated.

I have a 1941 no.67 1/2 ratchet adaptor. It seems to be "locked" up at present. I am attempting to fix. Does anyone know how the center shaft section comes out of one of these things. I have it apart soaking at this time, just trying to figure out how to tear her on down. Any help would be...

Mooman, what I expected was a little better customer service. If you see for yourself on other posts on this thread, people were sent kits via mail. Because Mr. Attitude decided he would not send me one via mail, guess what? 35 min drive for me one way to get this taken care of when he could...

To whom this may concern, I am a big fan of Armstrong tools and own quite a few of them. I have a 11-973 ratchet that needs a head kit and have read on Garage Journal to call the customer service # for warranty service. To make a long story short this was a complete waste of my time. It seem as...

To whom this may concern, I am a big fan of Armstrong tools and own quite a few of them. I have a 11-973 ratchet that needs a head kit and have read on Garage Journal to call the customer service # for warranty service. To make a long story short this was a complete waste of my time. It seem as...

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I was browsing the web and found a ratchet I have not seen before. It looks like a wiiliams b-52 wit a long handle and hard plastic grip. The bad part is that I can't read the numbers when I zoom in on the picture. I found it on Omaha Closeouts website under usa tool closeout. To my...

Very well done indeed!!!

I worked at sears for over 2 years a while back. In the time that I worked there the most commonly returned warranty items were the newer teardrop ratchets. I used to rebuild quit a few ratchets for sears when I worked there. The most common ones were the new teardrops, it seemed to me that the...

I own som craftsman,gearwrench,duralast,stanley,jonnesway,and blackhawk ratcheting wrenches. I have not had any problems with any of them, but my favorite are my blackhawk double box reversibles. The only thing I recommend to you is that you spend a little extra,no matter what the brand, and buy...

I have searched all over the internet, and have listed this same question on here some time ago. Does anyone have any idea where I could find an sk tools garage banner or flag? I have emailed sk on several occasions with no respnse. Any suggestions?

I don,t have time to go and take pictures of my 50+ ratchets, I am just glad to see that there are some others out there with the same disorder that I have!! Great pics guys!

I have a 14.4 bosch with a 3/8 chuck, also available as a 1/2 in the 14.4. I have had my drill for about 6 yrs with no problems. Batteries hold very well. Bosch now offers the bluecore batteries that will charge in 30min. Very satisfied with my little bosch, will probably not buy anything other...

Keep your eyes on ebay. I have purchased nos wrenches and ratchets fairly recently. Some of the stuff goes a little high, but its all in what you want. I am not sure about any type of warranty replacement, so think of whether you want to use them or look at them. Good quality tools, not saying...

Tried that in the past with no reply, guess I'll try it again. Thanks.

For future use, have you ever heard of a French cleat? I believe this to be the correct spelling. This method utilizes a strip mounted at the top of the wall with a 45degree cut along the edge with the tip of the 45 pointed up and the bevel facing the wall, screwed and mounted to the wall studs...