Craftsman warranty

[NgoFcukinWay]

Well, when I got into my accident, my tool set happened to be in my trunk and some how managed to move itself between the subwoofer and the back of my car. Now that I got it back and out of the trunk, the case is all fubarred. Now what I'm wondering is: Does craftsman's warranty cover the plastic box it came in? Cuz I really don't wanna spend money on another tool box when that money could go to other things....like a much needed floor jack just in case I get a flat....I'm not sure where to get a contact info directly to craftsman to ask this. I'm sure they have their own website if I can find that one catalog that I used to have laying around.

Not like it matters, but i'm short an 11/16 3/4" socket. Even though I more than likely won't use it, it'll just bug the mess outta me that I'm one piece short of a complete set.

 

[RHDMK3]

It should cover everything that came in the package at the time of purchase iirc.

 

[buckshotglass]

No way. Their boxes suck, and they aren't "Hand tools," which is what they exchange freely. Good luck.
Yes I have tried.

 

[Justin]

No it does not cover the box.

Their boxes fucking suck. I've never had one not break

 

[suprarx7nut]

Well if your looking for a website, that'd be www.sears.com . Then go to tools and find craftsman.

But it doesn't look like they cover it anyways.

 

[trucker]

wal mart, 9 dollar box

autozone, like 7 bucks for socket clip strip

not fucking with those injection molded 4 drawer pos boxes again, priceless

 

[NgoFcukinWay]

that's a bummer. Does craftsman make a tool box made to hold each piece in place somewhat like the molded boxes? I know they have the li'l holders for each socket, but that's about all I can remember from the top of my head at the moment. I'd rather not have the 116 pieces rattling around in my trunk making me paranoid to think that something's about to fall off the car.

 

[xarewhyayen]

if you go to sears you could buy that one socket im sure, but like these people said, those plastic molded boxes suck, get your hands on some socket rails and a half decent box, i have the 3 drawer box myself and every time i open it the tools jump around in the drawer. I just bought a matco tool cart that im just going to throw that box in the bottom of the tool cart and get some socket rails in the near future.

 

[TurboWarrior]

Those boxes suck. I can't even pick it up without all the tools all over inside. The tools themselves are good.

They wont give you another one i doubt it. I think the only replacements they give is if you break the sockets or tools and bring in the broken pieces. They don't cover them being lost either.

 

[jtamulis]

I had to warranty a box, and they did it, just take it to your local sears.
The handle had broken on me.


Jeff