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Diesel-Mech

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I would prefer a new script Snap-on but I will entertain offers of any full polish American made 1 1/16" wrench in decent condition.
 
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Blacknwhitepit

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What about a Canadian? They are North Americans! Seriously I can sell it for $15.00 shipped. Best I can do.

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Diesel-Mech

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Warranty aside It looks like a quality wrench so short of me doing something stupid I doubt I will break it.
 
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According to their website, they have a lifetime warranty. :thumbup:

http://www.canprotool.com/

-BWP

that look good website. that reason of why i dont buy many tools because there is a too many good tools around here but problems for me if i break then where can i get warranty by... sample is when i saw good tools but when i thought the warranty issues which make me think twice as worth to call or chase other tool truck like cornwell (i dont have one in Indiana)
 

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that look good website. that reason of why i dont buy many tools because there is a too many good tools around here but problems for me if i break then where can i get warranty by... sample is when i saw good tools but when i thought the warranty issues which make me think twice as worth to call or chase other tool truck like cornwell (i dont have one in Indiana)

I know what you mean.

It was a pain for me to get a Proto tool warrantied at Grainger. It was on the other side of town. They were cool enough to let me put down my "business" name on the form so they could complete the transaction.

But still, How much worse is it than mailing something back to SK, MAC or Cornwell? There is some delay, but it is worth it.

But on a tool like this as Diesel-Mech said. It would have to be something really out of the ordinary to break it.

-BWP
 
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Deafautotech

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I know what you mean.

It was a pain for me to get a Proto tool warrantied at Grainger. It was on the other side of town. They were cool enough to let me put down my "business" name on the form so they could complete the transaction.

But still, How much worse is it than mailing something back to SK, MAC or Cornwell? There is some delay, but it is worth it.

But on a tool like this as Diesel-Mech said. It would have to be something really out of the ordinary to break it.

-BWP

yeah... i am agree with you. hope you have a nice event.
 
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Diesel-Mech

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Nothing in particular, the beam does seem to be very comfortable though and resembles a MAC wrench.
 

Blacknwhitepit

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I received the wrench today BWP.:beer:

Hope you enjoy a Canadian working for you!!! :lol_hitti

I did like this wrench. This was a one of a kind one, and I have not seen another like it in my neck of the woods.

It is a comfortable wrench. I hope it gives you a lifetime of work!


-BWP
 
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