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Husky tool history...
Inneresting... and short.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Husky_(tools) Essentially Husky is now a division of Stanley (for HD). At one time, Husky hand tools were indeed on par with Williams, SK, Armstrong, Snap-On, etc. Still not bad if they in fact have that easy-exchange lifetime guarantee. I'm a big fan of their compressors, which have all the "right" features: cast iron, belt drive, oil lube, 220 wire-able motor. Also quiet. Not a bad history for a company changing hands, ought to still be a while before HD turns it into total ****. -- EA |
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