pain2bare

but you gotta like the mastercraft lifetime warranty. My 2yr old drill crapped out, I walked in and was given another. Not too shabby.

Gallagher

Yeah, when I work on my car, I go to CT, buy the stuff I need on credit card, and return it once i'm done using it.....


Mastercraft and CT are the ****!


hahah

imported_Zyepher

What does credit card have to do with anything?

imported_DOHCTOR

no shlt if you pay cash then they dont have any record of how many times you return shlt

imported_viper_2_4

ya I've never had a problem with CT...

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

I have some of their tools, they're good tools for sure. not bad for everyday tasks. I also use Husky lifetime warranty tools, Craftsman Professional, and Mastercraft Professional. It's a helluva lot easier to get replacements from the store rather than trying to find a snap-on dealer... I waited over a year to go warranty my snap-on ratchet, but finally I needed it so I took it apart and it wasn't even broken, just had a peice of metal shaving stuck in the mechanism.

pain2bare

Yeah I was really impressed with the ease of the warranty exchange. Now that I think about I did put a lot of time on that drill so the quality really wasn't bad at all.

zeeman

iTrader: (1)

i've bought a breaker bar from CT before and was back exchanging it for one that isn't broken (stupid axle nuts) within 20 minutes....no questions asked.....love that ish.
My tool box is full of mastercraft and craftsman tools....and even a few powerfist tools.

Gallagher

credit card so i dont have to use my own money.


And i'm sure they dont track that ****, and if they do, oh well? Like I care

J-SKI

YES they do track returns which is why you're suppossed to use different names and addresses numpty. they don't ask for id which is great for racking returns up on your ex-girlfriends. HAHAHAHAHAHAH. one day one of my ex's is going to return something and lights and sirens are going to go off and then they'll interigate them for hours upon hours as to why she keeps returning stuff. mmmmuuuuuuaaaahahahahahahahaha.

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

sonofab!tch I just broke a Proto ratchet, Proto short extension, and a Proto 1/2 to 3/8 reducer... oh and a Tufpro 19 mm socket, and no they didn't all break at once. the 19 mm broke on the engine mount bolt, the rest of it all on the stupid crank bolt! now I gotta go buy a nice impact 1/2 to 3/8 reducer and try again...

Cynikal.Mindset

sometimes I try to break my CT tools when I want some fresh ones...Ooops!

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

I finally killed it, went to CT, picked up a 17 mm deep 1/2 drive impact Mastercraft Maximum, got a 1/2 inch drive long Maximum extension, used another short 1/2 inch Craftsman Pro extension, then a 18 inch Snap On 1/2 inch drive ratchet, plus another 24 inch Snap On attachment (meant for 2 inch + sockets as an extension bar)... so in total prolly took over 600 lb ft of torque to break it loose. In other words, if you're retarded or otherwise challenged, please don't pretend to be a mechanic and whail on the crank bolt with the impact gun to tighten the bolt. It only takes 85 lb ft to tighten it. thanks!

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

I had a #2 robertson Mastercraft Maximum break on me just hand tightening a deck screw. It was defective right from the get-go cuz where it broke it was already rusting, yet the set was brand new. Then I used it as a pry bar and bent it so I doubt they'll be taking it back. :-|

LDX

Damn, you not suppose to use screw drivers as leverage?

imported_kIeRaN

nope u use a pry bar

imported_doggy69247

wrong they do record that **** but if u are crafty u just tel them a different adress every time and a dif phone number im perty shure they wil never check hahaha

imported_nnniiiccckkk007

yes finally!