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Originally Posted by Budman05,Apr 20 2009, 05:15 PM
Autozone tools are questionable at best. Many are loose fitting and I have had several break.
If I can't get Craftsman, I get whatever the hell they sell at NAPA. I use them in the impact gun, just to be sure they are well made.
If I can't get Craftsman, I get whatever the hell they sell at NAPA. I use them in the impact gun, just to be sure they are well made.
good to know, 
I'll go to NAPA first and then Autozone then
Maybe blocked on my corporate cell phone plan?
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From: Leesburg, VA
Originally Posted by Budman05,Apr 20 2009, 05:15 PM
Autozone tools are questionable at best. Many are loose fitting and I have had several break.
If I can't get Craftsman, I get whatever the hell they sell at NAPA. I use them in the impact gun, just to be sure they are well made.
If I can't get Craftsman, I get whatever the hell they sell at NAPA. I use them in the impact gun, just to be sure they are well made.
PLUS, Autozone also does the lifetime guarantee thing, too. I have a couple of big sockets and a really nice breaker bar that are currently serving me well.
