"Larry Blanchard" wrote in message
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On Sun, 15 Mar 2009 10:23:50 -0500, Leon wrote:

Sheesh. It seems obvious. Buy tools made by someone you trust, rather
than from the huckster trying to make the sale with warranty promises
they knowingly won't honor.

I am kinda confused on the issue also. The company in question has a
pretty good reputation for building good tools and has one of the best
warranties in the industry. If after making a compairison of features
and it was a toss up between 3 or 4 brands, the better warranty is the
one that gets the nod.

Of course, there's always the question of the company still being around
10-20 years from now. That's never a given, but in today's economy....


True but unless you "know" a company is about to fold you cannot make a
decision on what might be.