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Today only. Sears has the GearWrench 8 pc. Standard Full Polish Reversible Ratcheting Combination Wrench Set for $70 - $34 off in cart = $36 with free in-store pickup or $7 shipping. Includes sizes 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2, 9/16, 5/8, 11/16 and 3/4 in.
GearWrench 8 pc. Ratcheting Combination Wrench Set $36 at Sears
$36
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    Chrisman - Posted 4:30 am PDT 07/26/10 (3284 Posts)  Report Spam

    These are awesome...I was worried about ratchet quality, but have yet to break one. Great price.

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    samben2 - Posted 7:38 am PDT 07/26/10 (744 Posts)  Report Spam

    Not Craftsman. SHould that be a negative? Will I be sending even more oney to China?

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    Solow - Posted 8:58 am PDT 07/26/10 (3520 Posts)  Report Spam

    Ha, ha, GW is actually very highly rated.

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    suednim - Posted 10:09 am PDT 07/26/10 (591 Posts)  Report Spam

    What's a Polish wrench? Does this mean it only works backwards?

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    rollacorolla - Posted 10:21 am PDT 07/26/10 (222 Posts)  Report Spam

    Gearwrench stuff carries the same forever warranty as Craftsman. If it breaks, just bring it into Sears and they'll replace it on the spot.

    I have these in metric and they work great. There is a weird nut stop so they only slide on the nut one way. Sometimes that's a good thing, but sometimes it's not. Also, the smaller sizes are longer than standard combo wrenches.

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    doomed - Posted 1:25 pm PDT 07/26/10 (1253 Posts)  Report Spam

    I feel sorry for those that think craftsman is such a good thing.

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    wahoomcdan - Posted 3:46 pm PDT 07/26/10 (248 Posts)  Report Spam

    #6 - I think Craftsman hand tools are that great. No need to feel sorry for me. When I screwdriver rusts, bends, or breaks, I trade it for a new one. When a shovel handle snaps after 15 years of use, I trade it in for a new one. The tools are made well and the price is fair for the quality. I'm not a professional mechanic, so no Snap On truck visits my job site and I don't know what I'm missing.

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    dave_c - Posted 5:24 pm PDT 07/26/10 (20912 Posts)  Report Spam

    ^ True, you have to spend a lot more to step up another notch in quality, they are capable tools with good finish and the warranty is icing on the cake.

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    Solow - Posted 6:15 am PDT 07/27/10 (3520 Posts)  Report Spam

    Just checked and you're right #5. When I bought these years and years ago they did not have a lifetime warranty.

    There is a HUGE gap in price between Craftsman and Professional grade tools. I will never be anywhere near that level, so I'll just stick with craftsman.

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    Chrisman - Posted 6:29 am PDT 07/28/10 (3284 Posts)  Report Spam

    I feel sorry for #6

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