InsanePyro
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I'm wondering if the Craftsman warranty will apply to this tire iron/crosshair
Craftsman warranty?
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Caleb T
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Re: Craftsman warrenty?
I would say yes. I dont see a problem there getting warranty.
I would say yes. I dont see a problem there getting warranty.
kythri
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Re: Craftsman warrenty?
Well, they don't seem to make them under the Craftsman name anymore...
Well, they don't seem to make them under the Craftsman name anymore...
NiteWolf
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Re: Craftsman warrenty?
they may give you a gift card for the last price when they had them.
they may give you a gift card for the last price when they had them.
d.mcfarland
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Re: Craftsman warrenty?
Not that it matters for warranty purposes, but how did that happen?
Not that it matters for warranty purposes, but how did that happen?
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InsanePyro
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It started as a small crack and just grew over the past few uses. I think the original crack was from when I put my full weight on it to bust a nut loose
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InsanePyro
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So how do I do this warranty thing? Just walk into a Sears with it and hand it to them and say it broke?
Arachnotron
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Yes, it is that simple.
if they still make anything like that, even if it is more expensive than yours, they should give you the new version. If there is nothing like it anymore , a gift card. Do you remember how much you paid for it? They may ask, if they have no listing for it in the computer.
jrodc455
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They sell cheap Chinese off brand ones, don't let them give you one of those lol.
ya, if all they have is a downgrade, then go for the gift card- the value of which would be todays replacement price of your item, if it was still available today. Talk to the manager and agree on a price. After all, we are not talking about much money here. I did one of these exchanges the other day- no problem.