Tool Time...

Ckanderson

Supramania Contributor
Apr 1, 1983
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Justin said:
Last time I checked the torque wrenches only have like 90 days, if that.

Another reason I favor snappy for certain tools.

and snap on doesnt have a lifetime on torque wernches either.

One year ;)

ask me how I know.

:nono:
 

Zach

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If you do manage to break a snap-on torque wrench they'll give you half the new cost toward a new torque wrench. The tire store I used to work for threw out a broken snap-on torque wrench, so I grabbed it out of the trash and got $117 credit towards a 3/8 click-type torque wrench.

Snap-On tools are nice for a lot of things but are overkill and overpriced for most. I got a snap-on rollcart and a few other things but Craftsman is more than adequate for 99% of jobs and I don't have to make payments on craftsman stuff. I even use harbor freight for some tools, their 3/8 and 1/2 inch swivel sockets are absolutely fantastic and are 1/10th the price of snap-on stuff.