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![]() wrote in message oups.com... Hi I am currently selling all of my Craftsman tools to replace them with either Husky or Kobalt. After reading alot of threads, I have yet to see a comparison between just Husky and Kobalt tools. So I have a few questions. 1. Which brand is better in your opinions? 2. Who has a wider selection of sizes, types of tools etc? 3. When one breaks does either Home Depot or Lowes give you problems about getting the replaced? I can't speak for Kobalt (Lowes) as I don't own any of their stuff. I do have Husky and their tools seem to be pretty solid. I did bugger up a torx bit a while back (whoever invented those damn things should be shot!) and went back to HD to get a replacement. While they were more than happy to replace it, they weren't set up to just replace a piece at a time at the local store. They finally dug into a set and pulled out the piece I needed. I suppose you'd probably have to send off the broken item to get a replacement. Why sell your Craftsman tools? Mine are 20-25 years old and doing just fine. I have a store locally that has each individual item available should any break. I did get a few socket wrenches from them ages ago that were of a bad design. They've been happy to take them in exchange for their new stuff. Cheers, cc |
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