Snap-on Cordless impact warranty?

[sonnyboy]

I've got a CT3850 1/2" cordless impact that doesn't hold the batteries very well anymore (housing must be worn where the batteries snap in). Would Snap-on repair it under warranty? Or would I need to buy the new housing for around $25 from Snap-on?

I don't have easy access to the Snap-on guy, but I have a few friends that he visits regularly.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

 

[Syndicate]

Might want to call snap on or pm mrshaun or chadster and they can give you insight on the warranty. Just curious how long you had it in service?

 

[GSteg]

The CT3850 is quite old. I doubt you'll have warranty on it..

 

[sonnyboy]

I'm sure it is at least 5 years old. I don't really expect them to warranty a power tool that has outlasted the original batteries, but was just curious if the warranty for power tools is a liberal as it is for hand tools. I don't have an issue with spending the $25 to keep it going, but I don't want to pay for the part, then take the time to replace the part, if they would do it all for free.

 

[mrshaun]

No warranty. It is at least 5 yrs old. If your batteries still work good try eBay for a used gun. That would be your cheapest route.