Some tool questions

glenmore Some tool questions 12-02-2005, 01:50 PM

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glenmore

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Some tool questions

Been searching ebay for some universal sockets and the 1/4" drive ones seem to be more plentiful.

Is 1/4" drive strong enough for most applications or would 3/8" drive be better?

All the Snap On and Craftsman ads stress the lifetime warranties on the tools and I suppose this applies to the tool actually breaking. Can you get replacements if the tool is just loose or the fit of sockets is sloppy?

Anyone with experience under what conditions you get free replacement tools?

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