Snap on warranty in Sweden?
- Thread starter bahcoswed
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?RyanTN
Active member
Nej Snapon kommer inte garantin ett objekt som köptes av eBay. För att få garantin, måste du köpa produkten från Snapon.com eller en återförsäljare.
If you do, you best clean it up afterwards!
Jeg trør du skal kjøpe den verktøy frå en offisiell forhandler til å ha garantien.
Du kan prøve å snakke med dem:
SWEDEN
Snap-on Tools
International, LLC.
European Division
Office - North
e-mail: European Division North
Eller snakke med en svensk forhandler og kanskje kan de hjelpe deg.
How is my norwegian? It's the best I can give you, haven't made my way east to your neck of the woods yet.
Du kan prøve å snakke med dem:
SWEDEN
Snap-on Tools
International, LLC.
European Division
Office - North
e-mail: European Division North
Eller snakke med en svensk forhandler og kanskje kan de hjelpe deg.
How is my norwegian? It's the best I can give you, haven't made my way east to your neck of the woods yet.
sberry
Banned
Just bought it and already worry about replacement.
ctb
Well-known member
They wouldn't warranty my snap-on screwdriver in Slovakia. Hope you have better luck.
Subyroo651
Well-known member
You can always just buy the replacement parts, $10-$20 for the rebuild kits and hinge parts kits. That is, if you can find them on your side of the pond.
The ratchets will probably outlive you.
Spider308
Member
Hmmm I love Snap On but I just had a problem with them on a warranty. Just got a use tool box Top Bottom guy I got it from said the best thinks about Snap On service after a long story short got the box for $1400 I know it needed work is a 1993 model KL-861 & KR-691 call customer service and they do not warranty anything if you are not the original owner. I guess is my problem know!!! I need help please !!! No money no tool box I can use what should we do when we buy quality tool with a non transferable warranty. This is what drive guys like me with limited founds to Harbor Fraight and keep other country's work force working !!!!!! Hmmmm can't buy it new think twice on the use stuff check before you buy!!!!
turdferguson13
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Well you shouldn't have paid so much for a broken toolbox. The guy also scammed you by talking up the warranty, you should have done your research first. I think they are more strict on the original owner rule with toolboxes than with tools.
Subyroo651
Well-known member
I m in agreement, and stop whining in someone elses thread. Its bad JuJu 
I was talking to a norwegian Bahco rep today while he fed me hotdogs and catalogs.
I asked him if Bahco would be willing to warranty or offer spare parts for tools that interchange in SO, BP and Bahco tools, such as the dual 80 ratchets, ratcheting screwdrivers or impacts.
He said that even though Bahco was owned by SO and his paycheck said SNA Europe-Norge that he could not warranty those tools, only the ones that are marked Bahco. Not a surprise, but a question worth asking.
We started discussing COO after I asked him whether or not the Bahco 8150 I was holding had the SO dual 80 mechanism. He confirmed that SO has factories in Taiwan and China. He said he didn't remember anything that was made in the chinese factory, I pointed out the 24" Bahco adjustable wrench, and he did admit to remembering that one.
He had a lot of stuff on great prices, nothing I needed or wanted unfortunately. I must say though, the 8150 did not feel as amazing as I had imagined after all the dual 80 hype, definitely not worth the premium price.
It's not looking good for the warranty man.
I asked him if Bahco would be willing to warranty or offer spare parts for tools that interchange in SO, BP and Bahco tools, such as the dual 80 ratchets, ratcheting screwdrivers or impacts.
He said that even though Bahco was owned by SO and his paycheck said SNA Europe-Norge that he could not warranty those tools, only the ones that are marked Bahco. Not a surprise, but a question worth asking.
We started discussing COO after I asked him whether or not the Bahco 8150 I was holding had the SO dual 80 mechanism. He confirmed that SO has factories in Taiwan and China. He said he didn't remember anything that was made in the chinese factory, I pointed out the 24" Bahco adjustable wrench, and he did admit to remembering that one.
He had a lot of stuff on great prices, nothing I needed or wanted unfortunately. I must say though, the 8150 did not feel as amazing as I had imagined after all the dual 80 hype, definitely not worth the premium price.
It's not looking good for the warranty man.
Spider308
Member
Sorry for my comment was not my intention to be whining sorry again
Nope.
Icelander living and working in Norway. I've been here since the start of june and am loving it.
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